Which of the following statements best describes what the Document Fingerprinting feature is for?

Document Fingerprinting creates unique digital fingerprints of sensitive files and then monitors outbound traffic to prevent these specific documents or their content from unauthorized transmission, thereby protecting against data leakage.

Document fingerprinting does not append a signature to documents; instead, it generates a hash or signature of the document's content to identify it for DLP policies.

This statement is incorrect because document fingerprinting identifies sensitive content, it does not append signatures to emails.

Document fingerprinting focuses on detecting the presence of sensitive content based on its unique hash, rather than validating signatures within emails, which is typically a function of email security or digital signing.