Enterprise DLP
Create a Gmail Block Transport Rule
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- About Enterprise DLP
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- Enable Existing Data Patterns and Filtering Profiles
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Create a Gmail Block Transport Rule
Create a Gmail block transport rule to specify the action Gmail takes when an email
contains sensitive data and is blocked.
- In the Dashboard, select AppsGoogle WorkspaceGmailCompliance.
- In the Content compliance section, Add Another Rule.
- Configure the email transport rule.
- In the Content compliance field, enter a descriptive name for the transport rule.
- For the Email messages to affect, select Outbound.This instructs Gmail to forward the email to Enterprise DLP before it leaves your network when the email recipient is outside your organization.
- Configure email forwarding to Enterprise DLP for emails that have not been inspected.
- In the Add experiences that describe the content you want to search for in each message section, select If ANY of the following match the message.
- Add.
- In the Add setting page, select Advanced content match.
- For the Location, select Full Headers.
- For the Match type, select Starts with.
- For the Content, enter x-panw-action: block.
- Save.
- Configure the action Gmail takes for emails that are blocked.
- In the If the above expressions match, do the following section, select Reject message.
- (Optional) Enter a customized rejection notice when an email is blocked.
- Configure the types of Gmail accounts the transport rule affects.
- Show Options.After you expand the options menu, the button displays Hide Options.
- In the Account types to affect section, select Users, Groups, and Unrecognized / Catch-all.
- Save.
- Verify that the email transport rule was successfully added and that the Status is Enabled.