Getting Started with Forcepoint DLP
After installing Forcepoint DLP, log on to the Forcepoint Security Manager and enter a subscription key (see Entering a subscription key). Next, follow the initial configuration instructions in the related topics to configure the software.
Entering a subscription key
Configuring the Data Protection Service
Configuring the Protector for Use with SMTP
Set up SMTP in monitoring mode
Set up SMTP in MTA mode
Configuring the Web Content Gateway
Enter a subscription key in the Content Gateway manager
Register Content Gateway with Forcepoint DLP
After Content Gateway is activated, it must be registered with the Forcepoint management server.
Configure the Content Gateway policy engine
Set up Content Gateway
Configuring the Analytics Engine
Reporting and health monitoring options
Configuring Third-Party Proxies
Configuration example: Squid
Configuring User Directory Integration
Define user directory settings
Configure the directory import
Rearrange user directory servers
Getting Started with File Discovery
Performing discovery on Micro Focus file systems
Performing discovery on Windows NFS shares
Performing discovery on Exchange servers
Performing discovery on IBM Domino and Notes
Configuring Labels
Use the Forcepoint Security Manager to import labels from labeling systems and apply them on files in endpoint discovery scans (available on Windows operating systems only). Refer to the following tasks:
Import and enable Boldon James Classifier labels
Import and enable Microsoft Information Protection labels
Configure an action plan to apply labels
Getting Started with the REST API Service