Data Loss Prevention: Australia Personally Identifiable Information (PII) Data
This section describes the configuration of data loss prevention policies within Microsoft Purview associated with systems built according to guidance in ASD's Blueprint for Secure Cloud.
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Instruction
The below tables outline the as built configuration for ASD’s Blueprint for Secure Cloud (the Blueprint) for the Microsoft Purview portal at the following URL:
https://compliance.microsoft.com/datalossprevention/policies
The settings described on these pages provide a baseline implementation for a system configured using the Blueprint. Any implementation implied by these pages should not be considered as prescriptive as to how an organisation must scope, build, document, or assess a system.
Implementation of the guidance provided by the Blueprint will differ depending on an organisation’s operating context and organisational culture. Organisations should implement the Blueprint in alignment with their existing change management, business processes and frameworks.
Placeholders such as <ORGANISATION.GOV.AU>
, <BLUEPRINT.GOV.AU>
and <TENANT-NAME>
should be replaced with the relevant details as required.
Name
Item | Value |
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Name | Australia Personally Identifiable Information (PII) Data (Policy Template) |
Description | Helps detect the presence of information commonly considered to be personally identifiable information (PII) in Australia, like tax file number and driver’s license. |
Admin units
Item | Value |
---|---|
Admin units | Full directory |
Locations
Item | Value |
---|---|
Exchange email | All groups |
SharePoint sites | All sites |
OneDrive accounts | All users and groups |
Teams chat and channel messages | All users and groups |
Devices | All users and groups |
Instances | All instances |
On-premises repositories | All repositories |
Power BI workspaces |
Advanced DLP rules
Low volume of content detected Australia PII
Item | Value |
---|---|
Name | Low volume of content detected Australia PII |
Description |
Conditions
Content contains
Item | Value |
---|---|
Group name | Default |
- Group operator | Any of these |
Sensitive info types | |
- Australia Tax File Number | High confidence Instance count: 1 to 9 |
- Australia Driver’s License Number | Medium confidence Instance count: 1 to 9 |
User notifications
Item | Value |
---|---|
Use notifications to inform your users and help educate them on the proper use of sensitive info | On |
Endpoint devices | |
Show users a policy tip notification when an activity is restricted. | Not checked |
Microsoft 365 services | |
Notify users in Office 365 service with a policy tip | Checked |
Email notifications | Notify these people |
- The person who sent, shared, or last modified the content | Checked |
- Owner of the SharePoint site or OneDrive account | Checked |
- Owner of the SharePoint or OneDrive content | Checked |
Attach matching email message to the notification | Checked |
Customize the policy tip text | Not checked |
Show the policy tip as a dialog for the end user before send | Not checked |
Provide a compliance URL for the end user to learn more about your organization’s policies | Not checked |
User overrides
Item | Value |
---|---|
Allow overrides from M365 services | Not checked |
Incident reports
Item | Value |
---|---|
Use this severity level in admin alerts and reports | Low |
Send an alert to admins when a rule match occurs | Off |
Use email incident reports to notify you when a policy match occurs | Off |
Additional options
Item | Value |
---|---|
If there’s a match for this rule, stop processing additional DLP policies and rules | Not checked |
Priority | 0 |
High volume of content detected Australia PII
Item | Value |
---|---|
Name | High volume of content detected Australia PII |
Description |
Conditions
Content contains
Item | Value |
---|---|
Group name | Default |
- Group operator | Any of these |
Sensitive info types | |
- Australia Tax File Number | High confidence Instance count: 10 to Any |
- Australia Driver’s License Number | Medium confidence Instance count: 10 to Any |
User notifications
Item | Value |
---|---|
Use notifications to inform your users and help educate them on the proper use of sensitive info | On |
Endpoint devices | |
Show users a policy tip notification when an activity is restricted. | Not checked |
Microsoft 365 services | |
Notify users in Office 365 service with a policy tip | Checked |
Email notifications | Notify these people |
- The person who sent, shared, or last modified the content | Checked |
- Owner of the SharePoint site or OneDrive account | Checked |
- Owner of the SharePoint or OneDrive content | Checked |
Attach matching email message to the notification | Checked |
Customize the policy tip text | Not checked |
Show the policy tip as a dialog for the end user before send | Not checked |
Provide a compliance URL for the end user to learn more about your organization’s policies | Not checked |
User overrides
Item | Value |
---|---|
Allow overrides from M365 services | Not checked |
Incident reports
Item | Value |
---|---|
Use this severity level in admin alerts and reports | High |
Send an alert to admins when a rule match occurs | On |
Send email alerts to these people (optional) | |
Collect original file as evidence for all selected file activities on Endpoint | Not checked |
Send alert | Send alert every time an activity matches the rule |
Use email incident reports to notify you when a policy matches | On |
Send notifications to these people | SiteAdmin |
You can also include the following information in the report: | |
The name of the person who last modified the content | Checked |
The types of sensitive content that matched the rule | Checked |
The rule’s severity level | Checked |
The content that matched the rule, including the surrounding text | Checked |
The item containing the content that matched the rule | Checked |
Additional options
Item | Value |
---|---|
If there’s a match for this rule, stop processing additional DLP policies and rules | Not checked |
Priority | 1 |
Policy mode
Item | Value |
---|---|
Policy mode | Turn the policy on immediately |
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