Veritas Data Insight Classification Guide
- About this guide
- Getting Started
- Managing content classification from Data Insight
- Configuring classification
- Configuring classification policies in Veritas Information Classifier
- Microsoft Purview Information Protection (MIP) Label
- Initiating classification
- Viewing classification status
- Pausing or Resuming a classification request
- Canceling a classification request
- Resubmitting paths that failed classification
- Viewing classification tags
- Sensitive and non-sensitive tags
- Pushing classification tags while archiving files into Enterprise Vault
- Appendix A. Classification best practices
- Appendix B. Classification jobs
- Appendix C. Troubleshooting classification
Configuring classification policies in Veritas Information Classifier
Veritas Information Classifier lets you create custom policies or use the built-in policies, patterns, and tags. You can access Veritas Information Classifier from the Data Insight Management Console.
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For Veritas Information Classifier, supported browsers are Google Chrome, Edge, Internet Explorer, and Mozilla Firefox.
To access Veritas Information Classifier
- In the Data Insight Management Console, click the Settings tab.
- In the left pane, click Classification > Policy Manager.
The Policy Manager opens and displays the landing page of the Veritas Information Classifier Console.
The landing page by default displays the list of configured policies. Note that you can navigate to the landing page by clicking in the Veritas Information Classifier icon in the top left corner.
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You do not require any special privileges to access Veritas Information Classifier.
Exact Data Matching (EDM) is created to protect your sensitive content. You can use EDM to detect structured or tabular data. EDM is designed to find records that are part of an indexed data source in either structured or unstructured targets. Some examples are social security numbers, bank account numbers, and credit card numbers. You can also detect confidential customer and employee records, price list entries, parts from a parts list, and other confidential data stored in a structured data source, such as a database, directory server, or a structured data file such as CSV or spreadsheet.
For information about how to configure policies, patterns, and tags in Veritas Information classifier, see the Veritas Information Classifier Online Help.