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Chapter 11      Data Loss Prevention
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Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI-DSS) credit card 
track data and credit cards.
HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act) detects 
HIPAA dictionaries and code sets, US Social Security numbers, US National 
Provider Identifiers and may be customized to detect patient identification 
numbers.
FERPA (Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act) detects student 
records and can be customized to detect student identification numbers.
GLBA (Gramm-Leach Bliley Act) detects credit card numbers, US Social 
Security numbers, US Drivers License numbers and may be customized to 
detect custom account numbers.
California SB-1386 detects documents and transmissions that contain 
personally identifiable information (PII) as regulated by California SB-1386 
(Civil Code 1798), such as US Social Security numbers, credit card numbers, 
and US drivers license numbers. Any business that operates in California and 
owns or licenses computerized PII data for California residents, regardless of 
their physical location, is required to comply.
Restricted Files detects emails that contain restricted files, including .mdb, 
.exe, .bat and Oracle executable files (.fmx, .frm). This policy can be 
customized to add additional file attributes to the policy violation rules. 
You can create other types of DLP policies using the DLP Policy Manager.
Customizing the DLP Policies
Some DLP policies use content matching classifiers that can be customized to 
detect sensitive information in outgoing messages. The customized classifiers for 
the HIPAA, FERPA, and GLB, policies use a regular expression to search for 
identification number patterns in outgoing messages. If you select the Restricted 
Files policy, you can choose the attachment file types you want the DLP policy to 
detect. The Restricted Files policy detects .exe and .mdb files by default, but you 
can remove these file types. You can also configure the Restricted Files policy to 
apply only to encrypted or password-protected files. 
For more information on customizing the content matching classifiers for these 
DLP policies, see 
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