Password-protected Microsoft Office documents do not trigger Data Loss Prevention Endpoint Protection Rules
Last Modified: 2023-05-30 02:17:22 Etc/GMT
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Password-protected Microsoft Office documents do not trigger Data Loss Prevention Endpoint Protection Rules
Technical Articles ID:
KB85968
Last Modified: 2023-05-30 02:17:22 Etc/GMT Environment
Data Loss Prevention Endpoint (DLP Endpoint) - all supported versions For supported environments, see KB68147 - Supported platforms for Data Loss Prevention Endpoint. Problem
Password-protected Microsoft Office documents don't trigger DLP Endpoint Protection Rules.
CauseMicrosoft Office password-protected files are encrypted, so they're not accessible. These files can't be analyzed or trigger DLP Endpoint Protection Rules.
SolutionOnly application-based content rules can be applied when you work with Microsoft Office password-protected files.
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