Export an Enterprise DLP Configuration Object

1. Log in to Strata Cloud Manager.
2. Navigate to the type of Enterprise DLP configuration object you want to export.

   You can export one type of configuration object at a time. For example, your data security administrator wants to import a specific set of data patterns, profiles, and data dictionaries. They must first navigate to your data patterns and export them, then navigate to your data profiles, and then to your data dictionaries.

   • ConfigurationData Loss PreventionData Profiles
   • ConfigurationData Loss PreventionDetection MethodsData Dictionary
   • ConfigurationData Loss PreventionDetection MethodsData Patterns
3. (Data Patterns and Data Dictionaries only) Apply filters to narrow down the list of configuration objects you want to export.
4. Select one or more configuration objects you want to export.
5. Export the selected configuration objects.
6. Enterprise DLP begins prepare the JSON configuration file and then downloads it to your local device.

   Enterprise DLP notifies the data security administrator when the export completed successfully or if an error prevented a successful export.

7. Enterprise DLP begins preparing the JSON configuration file for download and then the configuration file to your local device.

   The configuration file has the following naming convention: export_YYYY-MM-DDTHHMMSS.json. You can rename the file as needed.

8. Select ConfigurationData Loss PreventionSettingsExport Configuration to review your Enterprise DLP Export History.

   You can use this page to audit all Enterprise DLP configuration object exports and to download previously exported Enterprise DLP configuration object exports.

   • Objects—Type of configuration object the data security administrator exported.
   • Date Exported—Date and time the user exported the configuration object.
   • Exported By—Email of the data security administrator who exported the configuration object.
   • Click Action for the configuration object export you want to download.