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Quick Start
- Overview
- System requirements
- Minimum privileges required
- Default port configuration
- Installing DataSecurity Plus
- Uninstalling DataSecurity Plus
- Starting DataSecurity Plus
- Launching DataSecurity Plus
- Configuring your solution
- Licensing details
- Applying a license
File Auditing
- About File Auditing
- Domain configuration
- File server configuration
- Failover cluster configuration
- NetApp server configuration
- Nutanix server configuration
- EMC Isilon server configuration
- Workgroup configuration
- Amazon FSx configuration
Setting up File Audit
Dashboard
Reports
Alerts
Configuration
Storage Configuration
File Analysis
- About File Analysis
- Domain configuration
- File server configuration
- Workgroup configuration
- SMB File Server Configuration
- On-Demand Reports
Setting up File Analysis
Dashboard
Reports
Alerts
Configuration
Data Risk Assessment
- About Data risk assessment
Setting up Data risk assessment
Dashboard
Reports
Ownership analysis
Configuration
Endpoint DLP
- About Endpoint DLP
Setting up Endpoint DLP
Reports
Alerts
Prevention policies
Configuration
Cloud Protection
- About Cloud Protection
- Gateway Server Installation Steps
- Gateway Configuration in Endpoint
- Gateway Cluster Configuration
- Gateway Server Management
- Certificate Authority Configuration
- Two-way SSL configuration
- Manage Certificate Trust Store
- Threat Analytics Database
- Manage Banned Applications
- Manage Authorized Applications
- Regenerating gateway server access key
- Updating gateway server
- Gateway Server Failover
- Load Balancer Configuration
- Global Insight
- Application Insight
- User Insight
- Shadow Application Insight
- Banned Application Insight
- Cloud App Discovery
- Activity Overview
- File Transfer Insights
- Control Policies
- Application Insights
- Actor Insights
- Shadow App Discovery
- GenAI Insights
- Cyber Threat Analytics
- CIPA Compliance
Setting up Cloud Protection
Dashboard
Reports
Control Policies
Storage Configuration
Administrative settings
- Technician configuration
- Notification filters
- Manage agent
- Agent settings
- SIEM integration
- Business hours configuration
- Two-factor authentication
- Workgroup configuration
- Security policy
Email configuration
General settings
- Connection
- Personalize
- DataSecurity Plus Server
- Privacy Settings
- Disk utilization
- Schedule Retention Policy
Release notes
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Troubleshooting
- HTTP communication failure
- Dormant DataEngine
- Secure Gateway server failure
- RPC communication failure
- Cloud Protection Gateway server failure
- Known issues and limitations
- Known errors and solutions
- Report discrepancy in File Analysis
Guides
- Agent document
- How to Migrate/Move DataSecurity Plus
- How to apply SSL certificate
- How to automate DataSecurity Plus database backup
- How to set alerts in DataSecurity Plus
- How to secure your DataSecurity Plus installation
CIPA Compliance reports
The CIPA Compliance reports help organizations subject to the Children's Internet Protection Act (CIPA) demonstrate the appropriate internet safety policies are in place and actively enforced. These reports help you document blocked access to harmful or inappropriate content, identify shadow IT that may expose users to risky applications, and review sanctioned applications that carry risky classifications. These reports are designed to support audits and compliance reviews in schools, libraries, and other CIPA-regulated environments.
To navigate to these reports, follow these steps:
- Select Cloud Protection from the application drop-down.
- Go to Reports > CIPA Compliance.
- Choose a reports and select the desired time range from the Period drop-down.
Available Reports
| Report name | Description | Purpose |
| Blocked High-Risk Apps Accessed | Lists attempts to access high-risk cloud applications that were blocked by Cloud App Control policy, Advanced URL Filtering policy, or Banned Applications settings.
High-risk is an internal app classification that includes categories such as key loggers, malware or bot networks, and phishing sites. |
Use this report to verify that restrictions on high-risk applications are being enforced and review the frequency and source of blocked access attempts. |
| Blocked Non-Business Apps Accessed | Lists attempts to access non-business cloud applications that were blocked by Cloud App Control policy, Advanced URL Filtering policy, or Banned Applications settings.
Non-business is an internal app classification that includes categories such as social media, gaming platforms, and entertainment services. |
Use this report to verify that restrictions on personal and non-work related applications are being enforced correctly and identity actors who repeatedly attempt to access them. |
| Shadow High-Risk Apps | Lists requests to shadow applications classified as high-risk.
High-risk is an internal app classification that includes categories such as key loggers, malware or bot networks, and phishing sites. |
Use this report to identify high-risk applications in use across your organization that have not been reviewed or sanctioned by the IT team. |
| Shadow Non-Business Apps | Lists requests to shadow applications classified as non-business.
Non-business is an internal app classification that includes categories such as social media, gaming platforms, and entertainment services. |
Use this report to identify personal or non-business app usage that have not been reviewed or sanctioned by the IT team. |
| Top Shadow High-Risk & Non-Business Apps Accessed | Lists the most frequently accessed shadow applications that are classified as either high-risk or non-business. | Use this report to obtain a consolidated view of risky and non-business shadow app activity and export the results for audit and compliance purposes. |
| Sanctioned High-Risk Apps | Lists approved applications in use that are classified as high-risk.
High-risk is an internal app classification that includes categories such as key loggers, malware or bot networks, and phishing sites. |
Use this report to identify cases where a sanctioned application may present security concerns, and to determine whether it should be blocked. |
