DLP helps detect and limit inappropriate sharing of sensitive data. The data, applications and transfer channels covered by the policy should be clearly identified.
What is defined first in the DLP policy?
The type of data to be protected, the location of this data and the transaction considered risky are determined. Sharing the same document within the organization and sending it outside may require different rules. The locations supported by the product and license should also be checked.
Why not start with direct blocking?
Microsoft Purview describes how to evaluate policies through simulation and adjust them based on the results. Implementing a broad blocking rule without seeing false matches and actual workflows can disrupt legitimate work.
Checklist for the DLP pilot
- Determine the types of information to be protected and sharing scenarios with the data owner.
- Evaluate simulation or monitoring results within a limited scope.
- Clarify mismatches, exception authorizations, and alarm principal.
Reference source: Microsoft Learn — A data loss prevention approach. Implementation details should be evaluated according to the current environment and current regulations.
Related resources
For application and enterprise support coverage DLP Management Service You can review the page.
Official sources
Technical documentation and legislation may change; The relevant version and current text should be checked before application.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does installing DLP prevent all data leaks?
No. There are limits to policy scope and supported channels; Other access and security controls are required.
Does DLP software alone provide KVKK compatibility?
No. The technical product does not replace all legal evaluation and administrative and technical measures.