Feature	Short description
Data Agent replaced by Data Protection Service	DLP policies for DLP Cloud API and Cloud Data Discovery are now enforced by Data Protection Service, resolving multiple issues of Data Agent.
DLP Cloud API granularity	Users can now select the cloud application and operation to which to apply a DLP rule, and which action to apply for each operation.
DLP Cloud API and Cloud Data Discovery incidents	DLP Cloud API and Cloud Data Discovery incidents now show the action that was expected to be enforced by Forcepoint DLP. In addition, DLP incidents can now be filtered according to DLP Cloud API operations.
User-risk impact options in DLP rules	Administrators can specify for each rule the user-risk impact level that will be reflected in Forcepoint Dynamic User Protection risk calculations as a result of the rule's violation.
Protector support on CentOS 7.9
Forcepoint Security Manager proxy support	Forcepoint Security Manager now supports connection via proxy to Data Protection Service. (This does not include support for connection via proxy to Microsoft Information Protection or endpoint servers.)
Expanded proprietary source code detection	Detection of extensions associated with Java and C++ programming languages.
New classifiers for credit card and identification number detection	New script classifiers for Java Source Code, Mexican CURP, Mexican RFC, Italian Codice Fiscale, and Polish REGON.

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Data Agent

As of this version, all cloud-channel incidents are reported by Data Protection Service rather than Data Agents. Customers with earlier Forcepoint DLP versions, who purchase a DLP Cloud Applications license after March 25, 2021, must upgrade to Forcepoint DLP 8.8.1 to enjoy the new features provided in this license. All customers currently using DLP Cloud Applications are strongly encouraged to upgrade to version 8.8.1 to fully benefit from Data Protection Service.