Which one of the following will allow an administrator to view sensitive compliance information, such as a credit card number, that has triggered a DLP filter?

Question

Options

• Amail logs
• BScheduled DLP Reports 4
• CMessage Tracking
• DPolicy Quarantine

• A
  3% (1)
• B
  87% (34)
• C
  3% (1)
• D
  8% (3)

Explanation

Scheduled DLP Reports (B) is correct because they are specifically designed to surface detailed compliance data - including the actual sensitive content (such as a full credit card number) that triggered a DLP policy - giving administrators the visibility needed for auditing and compliance review.

• Mail logs (A) record metadata about mail flow (timestamps, sender, recipient, delivery status) but do not expose the content of messages or the sensitive data that triggered a filter.
• Message Tracking (C) similarly tracks message routing and delivery events; it tells you where a message went, not what was in it.
• Policy Quarantine (D) holds flagged messages for review but requires the admin to open and inspect each message individually - it is not a reporting mechanism that surfaces sensitive content in a structured compliance view.

Memory tip: Think "Reports = Reveal" - Scheduled DLP Reports are the tool built to reveal sensitive compliance details in aggregate; everything else (logs, tracking, quarantine) deals with message movement, not message content.

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