Help Center
File Audit Endpoint Security File Analysis Risk Analysis Release NotesQuick Start
- System requirements
- Minimum privileges required
- Default port configuration
- Installing DataSecurity Plus
- Uninstalling DataSecurity Plus
- Starting datasecurity plus
- Launching datasecurity plus
- Configuring your solutions
Setting up File Audit
Dashboard
Reports
Alerts
Incidents
Advanced configurations
- Predefined audit reports
- Creating new audit reports
- Creating new alert profiles
- Creating new incident profiles
- Configuring exclusion-based settings
- Configuring retention and archive settings
Setting up Endpoint Security
Reports
Advanced configurations
- Predefined policies
- Creating new policies
- Predefined audit profiles
- Creating new audit profiles
- Predefined incident profiles
- Creating a new incident
- Exclude configuration
Setting up File Analysis
Dashboard
Reports
Incidents
Configuration
Setting up Data Risk Assessment
DashboardReports
Advanced configuration
- Predefined policies
- Creating new policies
- Predefined rules
- Creating new rules
- Creating new incident profiles
- Scan configuration
About DataSecurity Plus
How-To
Quick Start File Audit Endpoint Security Risk Analysis File Analysis About DataSecurity Plus Release notes Contact usContact us
2019
2018
2017
2016
2015
Account Logon » Default Port Configuration
Creating new rules
Follow the steps below to configure new data discovery rules:
- Click the Risk Analysis tab. Go to Configuration > Discovery Policy Configuration > Rules.
- Click + Add Rule in the top-right corner.
- Name the rule and include an appropriate description.
- Select a Match Type for the rule, i.e., Keyword Set or Regular Expression.
Tip: Use the Keyword Set when an exact phrase is used to pick up sensitive information. Use the Regular Expression when searching for a text or number pattern.
- Type in the Keyword Set or Regular Expression pattern.
- In the No of Occurrences text field, specify the desired threshold value for instances of personal data.
- Click Save.