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    Enterprise DLP Limitations

    Review the Enterprise Data Loss Prevention (E-DLP) cloud service and plugin limitations.
    The following are limitations associated with Enterprise Data Loss Prevention (E-DLP) cloud service, plugin, and Endpoint DLP.

    Enterprise DLP Cloud Service and Plugin

    Issue ID
    Description
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    The following NGFW do not support Enterprise DLP.
    • PA-410
    • PA-415
    • PA-415-5G
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    When using Enterprise DLP on Hub 1.0, the DLP app on the hub supports only Superuser administrative privileges. Role based access control for Enterprise DLP is supported on Hub 2.0 only.
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    A custom block response page for matched traffic blocked by Enterprise DLP is not supported for NGFW and Prisma Access managed by Strata Cloud Manager or Panorama.
    SCA-9870
    Audit logs (ConfigurationData Loss PreventionAudit Log) generated when a user views an Data Security incident (ConfigurationSaaS SecurityData SecurityIncidentsData Asset Incidents) snippet display the User as UNKNOWN.
    WIF-484
    Detection of floating images is not supported when Optical Character Recognition is enabled on NGFW or Prisma Access (Managed by Panorama or Strata Cloud Manager).
    WIF-215
    On Panorama, the original connection to the Service URL FQDN is terminated before the connection to the new Service URL FQDN can be established after reconfiguring the Service URL Setting (DeviceSetupContent-ID).
    PLUG-22445
    Even though Panorama running PAN-OS 10.2.4 or later release and DLP plugin 3.0.4 or later release has no limit to the number of data patterns you can add to a data profile (ObjectsDLPData Filtering Profiles), the DLP plugin displays only the first 50 predefined or custom data patterns, advanced detection methods, or data profiles added. However, Enterprise DLP has full knowledge of the entire data profile despite what the DLP plugin displays.
    This applies to data filtering profiles created on Panorama and data profiles created on Strata Cloud Manager and synchronized to Panorama.
    PLUG-12944
    After you upgrade Panorama and managed NGFW to PAN-OS 11.0.2, the Panorama plugin for Enterprise DLP 4.0.1 you downloaded on Panorama prior to upgrade does not automatically install.
    Workaround: After you successfully upgrade Panorama to PAN-OS 11.0.2, manually install the downloaded Enterprise DLP plugin (PanoramaPlugins).
    PLUG-12756
    This limitation is addressed in Enterprise DLP version 3.0.4.
    Predefined data filtering profile (ObjectsDLPData Filtering Profiles) File Direction displays Default instead of Upload.
    PLUG-11837
    On Panorama, downgrading from the following PAN-OS releases does not restore the default Upload File Direction for data filtering profiles (ObjectsDLPData Filtering Profiles).
    • Downgrading from PAN-OS 11.0.1 to PAN-OS 11.0.0.
    • Downgrading from PAN-OS 10.2.4 to PAN-OS 10.2.3 or earlier release.
    PLUG-10323
    After you downgrade Panorama and NGFW to PAN-OS 10.2.0 and Enterprise DLP plugin 3.0.0, the Non-File Based (ObjectsDLPData Filtering Profiles) setting for a data filtering profile configured for non-file traffic data inspection erroneously displays as enabled on the managed firewall CLI.
    Workaround: Disable the Non-File Based setting on the data filtering profile before downgrading to PAN-OS 10.2.0 and Enterprise DLP plugin 3.0.0.
    1. Log in to the Panorama web interface.
    2. Select ObjectsDLPData Filtering Profiles.
    3. Configure the Non-File Based setting as No and click OK.
    4. Commit and push your configuration changes to your managed firewalls leveraging Enterprise DLP.
      1. Select CommitCommit to Panorama and Commit.
      2. Select CommitPush to Devices and Edit Selections.
      3. Select Device Groups and Include Device and Network Templates.
      4. Push your configuration changes to your managed firewalls leveraging Enterprise DLP.
    PLUG-10172
    On Panorama, the commit fails if the same profile (ObjectsDLPData Filtering Profiles) is being edited on Panorama and the DLP app at the same time.
    Workaround: If you experience a commit failure when editing the data filtering profile on Panorama, you must discard the edits, reset the Enterprise DLP plugin, and reconfigure the data filtering profile.
    1. Log in to the Panorama CLI.
    2. Reset the Enterprise DLP plugin.
      admin> request plugins dlp reset
    3. Log in to the Panorama web interface.
    4. Update the data filtering profile on Panorama.
    PLUG-6159
    On the Panorama, all Enterprise DLP data profiles (ObjectsDLPData Filtering Profiles) are not displayed if you Remove Config (PanoramaPlugins) for the Enterprise DLP plugin and install the Cloud Services plugin.
    Workaround: After you successfully Enterprise DLP plugin configuration, log in to the Panorama CLI and reset the Enterprise DLP plugin to display the DLP data profiles.
    admin> request plugins dlp reset
    PLUG-6121
    On Panorama, Enterprise DLP data patterns and profiles do not function as expected after you load or revert a firewall configuration.
    Workaround: After you successfully load or revert a NGFW configuration, log in to the Panorama CLI and reset the Enterprise DLP plugin.
    admin> request plugins dlp reset
    PAN-215405
    File uploads to the Box application exceeding 20MB create multiple sessions if the data filtering profile (Objects DLPData Filtering Profile Action is set to Block. This results in the Box application requiring multiple retries before the file upload is successfully attempted and blocked by Enterprise DLP.
    PAN-211913
    Enterprise DLP does not support maintaining a session connection to continue inspection if a file download is paused. Enterprise DLP inspection is terminated for the file if the download operation is paused.
    PAN-206877
    		The Gmail file attachment operation may sometimes get stuck or fail after multiple attempts if Enterprise DLP already scanned and blocked the file.
    PAN-142785
    Enterprise DLP does not support custom response pages on Panorama and uses the default File Blocking Block Page response page (DeviceResponse Pages).
    PAN-140057
    Enterprise DLP and IoT logs share log severity levels and cannot be configured individually.
    DIT-53549
    Adding the predefined Address - Cyprus data pattern to a data profile that includes National Id - US Social Security Number - SSN data pattern results in inaccurate SSN detections.
    DIT-27539
    (Enterprise DLP 3.0.3 only) Increasing the max file size for the Enterprise DLP data filtering settings to 21 MB or greater is supported only from the Panorama CLI.
    1. Log in to the Panorama CLI.
    2. Enter configuration mode.
      admin>configure
    3. Set the max file size data filtering setting.
      admin#set template <template_name> config shared dlp-settings max-file-size <1 - 100>
    DOCS-7604
    For structured data processing, Enterprise DLP doesn't support detection of sensitive data in supported file types if the sensitive data wraps due to the following:
    • User manually inserts a line break that causes the continuous sensitive data text to continue to the next line.
    • User manually inserts continuous sensitive data text to a new cell.
    • Wrapped text in structured format is in an image or PDF file format inside. For example, a JPEG of a spreadsheet with wrapped text that you add to a Word document.
    Consider the example below. Enterprise DLP can successfully detect 489-36-8350 because the text wrapping applied is through the spreadsheet app. Conversely, Enterprise DLP can't detect 514-14-895 because 895 was manually added to the next cell.
    DSS-25808
    Enterprise DLP doesn't support detection of full Japanese names written in Katakana script using the predefined Names - Japan Full Name data pattern.
    DSS-24255
    Audit logs (ConfigurationData Loss PreventionAudit Log) generated when a user views an Email DLP incident (ConfigurationData Loss PreventionDLP Incidents snippet display the User as UNKNOWN.

    Endpoint DLP

    Issue ID
    Description
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    For endpoint devices running macOS, the Prisma Access Agent inspects file movement within a USB peripheral device connected to the endpoint device due to a macOS limitation that prevents macOS from being able to determine the file operation source path.
    For example, you move a file from the endpoint device to Folder A in the connected USB device and the Prisma Access Agent inspects the file for sensitive data. A few minutes later you move the same file from Folder A to Folder B. In this case, the Prisma Access Agent once again inspects the file for sensitive data.
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    Printing from a Windows device only
    If you have Evidence Storage configured, Enterprise DLP gives you the option to Download a file of the matched traffic for further investigation when viewing your Endpoint DLP incidents. The file downloaded from your evidence storage bucket to the endpoint device will not contain the .pdf file extension and as a result you will not be able to open the downloaded file.
    To open the file, navigate to the location on the endpoint where the file was downloaded and edit the file name to append .pdf. Editing the file name to add the .pdf file extension will allow you to open the file.
    PANG-5687
    Multiple DLP Incidents (ManageConfigurationData Loss PreventionDLP Incidents) can be generated for a single file move operation from the endpoint and peripheral device. Some examples of when this may occur are:
    • Extracting the file contents of a compressed file from the endpoint to a peripheral device.
    • An application that generates any artifact files when writing to a peripheral device. For example, the Microsoft BITSAdmin tool generates multiple .tmp files when writing to a peripheral device.
    To prevent exfiltration of sensitive data, Enterprise DLP inspects every file associated with the file move operation from the endpoint to the peripheral device. This ensures that all impacted files are captured in your logs and analyzed. However, this may result in creation of unnecessary DLP Incidents.
    PANG-5578
    (Block policy rule for USB and Network Share Peripherals on macOS only) The Prisma Access Agent automatically moves a blocked file to the following local folder on the endpoint for quarantine for 90 days when Endpoint DLP detects and blocks a file containing sensitive data. The Prisma Access Agent automatically deletes the file after 90 days.
    /Library/Application Support/PaloAltoNetworks/DLP/quarantine/
    This applies to all file movement operations available on macOS. Navigate to the local folder on the endpoint and move the file to a different folder on the endpoint to recover the file.
    PANG-5530
    Installing the Prisma Access Agent on an endpoint device with Cortex 8.3.0 or earlier installed generates an error titled cytray.exe - Bad Image and alerts the user that DLP is either not designed to run on Windows or it contains an error.
    This error can be ignored. It has no impact on the Prisma Access Agent installation or Endpoint DLP policy rule enforcement. Click OK when prompted to Finish the Prisma Access Agent installation.
    PANG-5122
    The Prisma Access Agent is unable to enforce policy rules when the endpoint on which it is installed is in Safe Mode. As a result, the Prisma Access Agent is unable to inspect and block files moved between the endpoint and the peripheral device if the endpoint is in Safe Mode.
    DSS-17434
    For printer peripheral devices, a data profile (ConfigurationData Loss PreventionData Profile) that includes an IDM document type (ConfigurationData Loss PreventionDocument Types) with a high matching value results in Enterprise DLP being unable to render a match verdict for inspected traffic.
    Workaround: In your data profile, configure a low matching value for IDM document types to increase the likelihood of successful match verdicts for printer peripheral devices.

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