Apps named in this Endpoint DLP setting have their access to protected files on devices either audited or blocked, and a block can allow override or not.
Also called formerly unallowed apps, Unallowed apps.
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Terms in this definition
- Endpoint DLP
When Windows or macOS computers are onboarded, Microsoft Purview data loss prevention can watch them too, logging or blocking risky moves like printing a sensitive document, saving it to removable USB storage or sending it to a website that has not been approved.
Related terms
- Restricted app group
Endpoint DLP lets you bundle apps (50 per group, 10 groups at most) and attach the bundle to a rule with separate actions. Those actions win over both the all-apps file activity settings and the restricted apps list.