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Hello,
What happens if two DLP policies of different connector settings are applied to single environment? which DLP policy/connector would be applicable to the environment in this setting? What are the consequences?
Thanks,
For example,
Policy 1 has SharePoint and OneDrive as a Business Connector and DropBox as a non-business connector and File System as a Blocked connector.
Policy 2 has the same settings except OneDrive is a non-Business connector.
The result would be that SharePoint and OneDrive could not be used in the same app because OneDrive will default to a non-business connector (due to #2) and SharePoint will be a business connector (due to #1) File System connector will be blocked entirely.
Thank you @HSheild
Scenario 1:
In case if DLP 1 has two connectors data verse, outlook in business category and DLP 2 has SQL and azure in non business category then combined effect will be as follows:
Resulted/combined DLP policy as most restrictive one from Scenario 1:
data verse, outlook in business category
SQL and azure in non business category
Scenario 2:
In case if DLP 1 has two connectors data verse, outlook in business category and DLP 2 has data verse in business category then combined effect will be as follows:
Resulted/combined DLP policy as most restrictive one from Scenario 2:
data verse in business category
Is above understanding correct?
Thanks
Hi @tom555
An example, you have 2 DLP policies applied to an environment, policy 1 has the Dataverse connector classified as blocked, policy 2 has the Dataverse connector classified as Business. Blocked is the most restrictive classification, therefore, in an environment where policy 1 and policy 2 are both applied, the Dataverse connector will be blocked.
Take a look at this article for more examples
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-platform/admin/dlp-combined-effect-multiple-policies
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