Reviewing and Responding to DLP Alerts
In Chapter 10, Implementing Microsoft Purview Information Protection and Data Lifecycle Management, and so far in this chapter, you’ve learned how Microsoft’s information protection and DLP features can be used to detect sensitive information in your organization and then both classify and protect it. For example, when sending sensitive information through email, a DLP policy applied to Exchange Online can be used to cause Outlook to display a policy tip, as shown in Figure 11.25:
Figure 11.25 – Policy tip test
What happens, though, when users ignore the policy tip warning and send sensitive data anyway? That’s dependent on your DLP policy alerting settings.
Organizations with any subscription can create DLP alerts that are triggered on every matching activity. Organizations with A5, E5, or G5 subscriptions or an Office 365 Advanced Threat Protection Plan 2, Microsoft 365 E5 Compliance...
