New in Forcepoint DLP
DLP Insights in Forcepoint Data Security Cloud platform’s CISO Dashboard
The CISO Dashboard is a unified executive intelligence platform designed to provide Chief Information Security Officers with comprehensive, real-time visibility into their organization's security posture across multiple Forcepoint data protection and web security solutions.
The CISO Dashboard aggregates security incident data from multiple Forcepoint on-premises security products into a single, unified interface accessible via the Forcepoint Data Security Cloud platform.
In this release, customers can configure and send DLP incidents from Forcepoint Security Manager to the Forcepoint Data Security Cloud platform to be aggregated and viewed in the CISO Dashboard. For setup instructions, refer to the CISO Dashboard Solutions Guide.Policy Export and Import - Classifiers, and Resources
Classifiers and Resources details can now be created or updated on the target system during the policy import process. Prior to this enhancement, a successful import required all DLP entities to already be configured on the target DLP system, matching the source DLP system. This release removes that prerequisite, significantly simplifying policy migration and replication across environments.
- Key phrases
- Regular expressions
- Dictionaries
- File Properties
- File Labeling
Supported Resource Types
- Custom users
- Custom computers
- Networks
- Domains
- Business units
- Action plans
- Notifications
For more information, see Policy Level, Classifier, and Resource Export/Import Support by Version.
New Export Options
- Include classifiers and Include resources- To include or exclude classifiers and resources.
- Set a password for zip file - To set a password to encrypt the data and secure the policy zip file.
Telemetry and Usage Data
Forcepoint DLP collects limited, non-personal operational telemetry data to support product diagnostics, service reliability, and continuous improvement. This telemetry does not include end-user content, personally identifiable information (PII), or any customer data subject to DLP policy enforcement. For more information, see Telemetry settings.
Purpose of Telemetry Collection
The telemetry data collected by Forcepoint is used solely for the following purposes:
- Diagnosing and resolving product issues more efficiently
- Improving product stability, performance, and usability
- Identifying underutilized features to guide product enhancements
- Supporting capacity planning and scalability improvements
- Proactively detecting systemic health issues across deployments
Forcepoint does not sell, share with third parties, or use telemetry data for any advertising or commercial profiling purposes.
Telemetry Notification and Default Behaviour
During maintenance release installation, a notification informs customers that telemetry collection is enabled by default.
Consider Disabling Telemetry If:
- The environment is air-gapped and has no external network access.
- The organization's policy does not permit sharing usage data with third parties.