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DLP – Brian Reid – Microsoft 365 Subject Matter Expert

Category: DLP

  • Blocking Screenshots in iOS Work Applications

    Blocking Screenshots in iOS Work Applications

    Note – the functionality described on this page will change from April 2025. When your Intune tenant is updated to version 2504 then you will get new settings in the App Protection Policy to control the below and various iOS AI tools (Genmoji and Writing Tools). For more, see the end of this article. A…

  • Configuring Exchange On-Premises to Use Azure Rights Management

    This article is the fifth in a series of posts looking at Microsoft’s new Rights Management product set. In an earlier previous post we looked at turning on the feature in Office 365 and in this post we will look at enabling on-premises Exchange Servers to use this cloud based RMS server. This means your…

  • DLP Templates

    At the Microsoft Exchange Conference 2014 in Austin, Texas I ran a session on DLP templates. This blog post was linked from the slides and contains the examples I used in the session. To download any of the samples click the links below: ContosoPharma.xml – the DLP data classification file to add the ability to detect…

  • Exchange DLP Rules in Exchange Management Shell

    This one took a while to work out, so noting it down here! If you want to create a transport rule for a DLP policy that has one data classification (i.e. data type to look for such as ‘Credit Card Number’) then that is easy in PowerShell and an example would be as below. New-TransportRule…