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  • 1.  Copying file from Pendrive to mobile's SD card, does it generate an incident?

    Posted Jun 16, 2014 09:20 AM

    Does symantec DLP endpoint agent generate incident when we copy data from pendrive to mobile's SD card using Laptop with DLP endpoint agent? Mobile is connected to laptop via USB cable.



  • 2.  RE: Copying file from Pendrive to mobile's SD card, does it generate an incident?

    Posted Jun 16, 2014 11:42 AM

    It depends on the OS and the way that the phone presents itself.  If the phone presents as a standard USB drive then the transfer will be blocked.  However, many newer phones are recognized by the OSes and have their own drivers to facilitate file transfers.  In this case the transfer will not be blocked.

     

     



  • 3.  RE: Copying file from Pendrive to mobile's SD card, does it generate an incident?

    Posted Jun 17, 2014 03:58 AM

    Dear Umesh,

     YES......

    An incident snapshot provides detailed information about a particular Endpoint Prevent incident. It displays general incident information, matches detected in the intercepted text, and details about attributes, incident history, and the violated policy. You can also search for similar incidents in the Correlations area.

    Note:  Endpoint Discover incidents are captured in Network Discover reports.
     

    If you have configured any Smart Response rules, Symantec Data Loss Prevention displays a Remediation bar (under the Status bar). The Remediation bar includes options for executing the rules. Depending on the number of Smart Response rules, a drop-down menu may also appear.

    The top left section of the snapshot displays general incident information. You can click most information values to view an incident list that is filtered on that value. Information in this section is divided into the following categories (not all of which appear for every incident type):

    Incident type
     
    CD/DVD burners (for example, Windows Media burner)
     
    Removable media (for example, a USB flash drive or SD card)
     
    Local drive
     
    Network Share
     
    Email/SMTP
     
    HTTP
     
    HTTPS/SSL
     
    FTP
     
    IM:AIM
     
    IM: MSN
     
    IM: Yahoo
     
    Print/Fax
     
    Clipboard
     
    Application File Access
     
     

     



  • 4.  RE: Copying file from Pendrive to mobile's SD card, does it generate an incident?

    Posted Jun 19, 2014 07:21 AM

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