Which of the following is NOT a common component of a DLP implementation process?

Discovery is a fundamental step in DLP implementation, involving identifying and locating sensitive data across an organization's systems.

Monitoring is a core component of DLP, continuously tracking data in use, in motion, and at rest for policy violations.

While policy revision is an ongoing management task crucial for maintaining a DLP program, it is not considered one of the distinct core components of the *initial implementation process* itself, unlike data discovery, continuous monitoring, and policy enforcement.

Enforcement is a critical part of DLP, applying policies to block, alert, or quarantine unauthorized data transmissions or usages.