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    Cheat Sheet: Enterprise DLP on Prisma Access Cloud Management

    Enterprise DLP on Prisma Access Cloud Management enables you to enforce your organization’s data security standards and prevent the loss of sensitive data.
    This feature requires the
    Enterprise DLP
     add-on license for Prisma Access.
    Important:
    If you’re already using Panorama to manage Enterprise DLP for next-gen firewalls, your DLP configuration (data patterns and DLP profiles) in Prisma Access cloud management is read-only; continue to manage DLP from Panorama.
    Data loss prevention (DLP) protects sensitive information against unauthorized access, misuse, extraction, or sharing. Enterprise DLP on Prisma Access enables you to enforce your organization’s data security standards and prevent the loss of sensitive data across mobile users and remote networks.

    Feature Highlights

    • The Data Loss Prevention Dashboard
      Go to
      Manage
      Configuration
      Security Services
      Data Loss Prevention
       to configure and manage Enterprise DLP.
      Your Enterprise DLP configuration is shared across the products where you’re using Enterprise DLP. So you might see settings here that were configured elsewhere, and some settings you can configure here can also be leveraged in other products.
    • Predefined + Custom Enterprise DLP Settings
      Enterprise DLP includes built-in settings that you can use to quickly start protecting your most sensitive content:
      • Predefined data patterns specify common types of sensitive information (like credit cards and social security numbers) that you might want to scan for and protect
      • Predefined DLP Profiles group together data patterns that commonly require the same type of enforcement
      You can also create custom data patterns and profiles directly in Prisma Access Cloud Management.
    • Investigation for DLP Incidents
      A DLP incident is generated when traffic matches a DLP data profiles on Prisma Access (Cloud Managed). On the DLP Incidents dashboard, you can view details for the traffic that triggered the incident, such as matched data patterns, the source and destination of the traffic, the file and file type. Go to
      Activity
      Logs
      DLP Incidents
      .
    • Scanning for Images in Supported File Formats
      Strengthen your security posture to further prevent accidental data misuse, loss, or theft with Optical Character Recognition (OCR). OCR allows the DLP cloud service to scan supported file types with images containing sensitive information that match your Enterprise DLP filtering profiles.
    • Exact Data Matching (EDM)
      EDM is an advanced detection tool to monitor and protect sensitive data from exfiltration. Use EDM to detect sensitive and personally identifiable information (PII) such as social security numbers, Medical Record Numbers, bank account numbers, and credit card numbers, in a structured data source such as databases, directory servers, or structured data files (CSV and TSV), with high accuracy.
    • Role-Based Access for Enterprise DLP
      You can provide role-based access to Enterprise DLP controls inside Prisma Access Cloud Management:
      • Data Loss Prevention Admin
        —Can access Enterprise DLP settings but cannot push configuration changes to Prisma Access.
      • Data Security Admin
        —Can access Enterprise DLP and SaaS Security controls, but cannot push configuration changes to Prisma Access.

    Get Started

    Here’s how to get up and running with Enterprise DLP on Prisma Access Cloud Management.
    1. Check that Your License Covers Enterprise DLP
    3. Set Up Decryption for Enterprise DLP
      Enterprise DLP supports HTTP/1.1. Some applications, like SharePoint and OneDrive, support HTTP/2 for uploads by default. To make applications that use HTTP/2 compatible with Enterprise DLP, you’ll need to strip ALPN headers from uploaded files.
      Go to
      Manage
      Configuration
      Security Services
      Decryption
       and:
      1. Create a decryption profile, and set it to
        Strip ALPN
        .
        (Find the
        Advanced Settings
         in the
        SSL Forward Proxy
         section).
      2. Add the decryption profile to an
        SSL Forward Proxy
         decryption rule.
    4. Create a Data Pattern
      Enterprise DLP data patterns specify what content is sensitive and needs to be protected—this is the content you’re filtering. You can create a custom data pattern based on regular expressions or a data pattern based on file properties.
    5. Create a Data Profile
      Group data patterns that should be enforced the same way into a data profile. You can also use data profiles to specify additional match criteria and confidence levels for matching.
      Data profiles can contain regular expression data patterns, Exact Data Matching (EDM) data patterns, or a combination of both.
    6. Create a DLP Rule
      Specify the traffic and file types you want Enterprise DLP to protect. Set the action for Enterprise DLP to take when it detects a DLP incident.
    7. Enable the DLP Rule
      In Prisma Access Cloud Management, a DLP rule is a type of security profile. To enable a security profile to enforce traffic: add it to a profile group, and add the profile group to a security rule.

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