Available for: Outgoing Emails, Data In Motion
Not available for: Incoming Emails, Web, Data At Rest. Files, webmails and STMP emails detected by the NBA; see the note below.
Important! Do not choose this intervention option for your NBA triggers. The NBA cannot send encryption warnings when it detects unencrypted files, webmails and SMTP emails. Consequently, such items are sent or copied without encryption.
Choose Advise Encryption to warn users whenever CA DataMinder detects an attempt to send an unencrypted email or copy an unencrypted file to a removable device such as a USB drive. You can specify a customized notification message for each control trigger.
For emails detected by a CA DataMinder endpoint agent, CA DataMinder displays a warning dialog to the email sender. The sender can choose one of the following:
CA DataMinder inserts an 'encryption request' x-header into the email. This x-header is subsequently detected by a third-party encryption provider, which in turn encrypts the email before it leaves your network.
The email is sent unencrypted.
The email is not sent.For emails detected by a CA DataMinder email server agent:
Important! If server-side interactive warnings are enabled, make sure that the message to users in the warning email clearly explains the consequences of replying and not replying! In particular, note the different reply handling for the Advise Encryption and Enforce Encryption options.
When the warning displays, the user copying the file can choose one of the following:
CA DataMinder prompts the user for a password, and uses this password to encrypt the file on the removable device.
The file is copied onto the removable device unencrypted.
The file is not copied.
Note: CA DataMinder cannot encrypt files being copied to network locations. Do not use Advise Encryption or Enforce Encryption control actions to prevent unencrypted files being copied to shared locations on your network.
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