![]() Note that in this case alone, the file quarantine action DOES NOT take place.When the user copies the sensitive file to the USB / Network Share, then in cases of Block type response rule, the Block action will take place. ![]() When a user copies a sensitive file from the Endpoint Local Drive to USB or Network share, DLP gets notification about this File Copy activity.Scenario 3: A sensitive file is copied from Endpoint local drive to a USB or Network Share using Explorer where a non-sensitive file of same name is already present Please note, As of DLP version 14.0.1 File Restoration options is not an included feature of the Mac DLP Agent Default value of this setting is 1 which indicates that the snapshot file will be restored. Finally, depending upon the Agent Advanced setting FileSystem.ENABLE_FILE_RESTORATION.int, DLP again copies the previously saved snapshot file back to the Network Share.Follow these steps to use this batch file: Obtain the batch file from the agent install files that were used when installing the agent. No Quarantine response rule is required for this action to take place because DLP is programmed to do this ALWAYS. We provide an uninstallagent.bat / uninstallagent64.bat with the agent install files. Since the file copy operation failed, DLP by default always quarantines the user file (the file that user wanted to save) to a ‘My Recovered Files’ folder (as seen on the Block popup) in its original format along with an associated Readme file.Due to this, file copy operation fails.If after adding the new data, the overall result is such that the file that will now be saved to the USB or Network share is found sensitive, then in cases of Block type response rule, the Block action will take place.DLP saves a snapshot of the file on a temp location on the Endpoint.When a user opens an existing file from USB or Network share, DLP gets notification about this File Open operation.Scenario 2: A sensitive file is copied from Endpoint local drive to a USB or Network Share using Command Line where a non-sensitive file of same name is already present Scenario 1: Existing sensitive / non-sensitive file from USB or Network share opened OR
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