Referring to the exhibit. What are two use cases where the parameter shown in the exhibit is required? (Choose two.)

Question

Exhibit

Options

• AWhen you create a policy to prevent file transfer between a sanctioned Google Drive and personal
• BWhen you share the JoC between a third-party security solution and the Threat Protection Profile.
• CWhen you create a policy to prevent binary files larger than 5 MB that are shared publicly on a
• DWhen you share Incident details about files detected in a DLP incident.

• A
  77% (50)
• B
  8% (5)
• D
  15% (10)

Explanation

The parameter shown in the exhibit (File Profile) is crucial in policies where file type, size, and other attributes need to be specified. Here are two use cases where this parameter is required: When you create a policy to prevent file transfer between a sanctioned Google Drive and personal Google Drive:Explanation: In this use case, the File Profile is used to define the types of files that are not allowed to be transferred between different Google Drive instances. By specifying the file types in the policy, administrators can ensure that sensitive corporate data is not transferred to personal accounts. Implementation: Create a new File Profile with the desired file types and apply this profile in the policy that governs the data transfer rules between sanctioned and personal Google Drive instances. When you create a policy to prevent binary files larger than 5 MB that are shared publicly on a sanctioned OneDrive:Explanation: This use case involves creating a policy that restricts the sharing of large binary files (e.g., executable files) on publicly accessible folders in OneDrive. The File Profile parameter allows defining the file size and type criteria. Implementation: Define a File Profile that specifies binary files and sets a size limit (e.g., 5 MB). Apply this profile in the policy to prevent such files from being shared publicly.

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