The Enterprise Data Loss Prevention (E-DLP) Incident Management and Response dashboard combines AI-powered threat detection, customizable response workflows, and real-time collaboration tools to dramatically reduce incident response times and minimize the impact of security breaches in your organization. It enhances collaboration among different members of your security teams, enabling faster and more coordinated responses to data security incidents.

The Incident Management and Response dashboard provides a structured approach to data security incident handling by consolidating incidents across Enterprise DLP, Email DLP, Endpoint DLP, SaaS Security Inline, Data Security, and Prisma Browser. This enables you to aggregate and correlate data security incidents across your various enforcement channels to efficiently apply a consistent security posture. The Incident Management and Response dashboard also enables you to validate adherence to your organization's regulatory compliance requirements by providing incident reports and audit trails.

With integrations across multiple data security channels, compliance reporting, and continuous improvement capabilities, the Incident Management and Response dashboard improves your overall security posture. It enables you to rapidly and effectively respond to data security incidents to protect your organization's sensitive data and assets. You and your SOC team can assign, escalate, and collaborate on incidents effectively, with support for bulk incident response and automated prioritization. The detailed incident triage capabilities help you significantly reduce the mean time to detect and respond to threats. The Incident Management and Response dashboard streamlines your investigation process and helps expedite response and remediation for Enterprise DLP incidents.

Enterprise DLP caches inspection results of forwarded files for up to 90 days to reduce latency for repeat file inspections. When an enforcement point forwards a file to Enterprise DLP, Enterprise DLP checks whether an identical file was previously inspected. If a cached report exists, Enterprise DLP returns the cached inspection result without performing a new scan. Enterprise DLP creates an incident regardless of whether the result comes from a new inspection or a cached report. Enterprise DLP returns a cached verdict when all of the following are true: