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Example Mapping for 'Ordered List' Classification Property

You need a classification rule that assigns the FSRM 'Personally Identifiable Information' classification property to files. When you created this property previously, you added values of High, Medium, and Not PII. In this example, you set the classification value to:

• High if the CCS detects credit card details in a file.
• Medium if the CCS detects any other type of PII information.
• Not PII if the CCS returns any other classification (such as Non Public Information or Personal Health Information).

To configure the required mapping, define the advanced rule parameters in the Additional Rule Parameters dialog as follows:

Now, the classification rule assigns classification values as follows:

• The rule assigns a High value only if the CCS returns a classification of:

  Personally Identifiable Information\Credit Card Information  
  

• The rule assigns a Medium value if the CCS returns a different PII classification, such as one of the following:

  Personally Identifiable Information\Account Number
  Personally Identifiable Information\Social Security Number
  Personally Identifiable Information\US Drivers License
  

• The rule assigns a Not PII value if the CCS returns any classification that is not already listed in the Name column. The <default> entry in the Name column means, in effect, 'any other classification'.