Add DLP High Volume rule - #5398
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| ) >= 500 // check for 500 or more distinct values of the same type of DLP entity in attachments | ||
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| // OR over 500 DLP matches in the message body current thread text | ||
| or ( |
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This is in the wrong place. Not sure why it's not showing up here (cc @aidenmitchell), but it gets this
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Add new DLP rule that detects high volume / bulk DLP violations, 500 or more distinct values from the same entity type, with medium or high confidence, in email body current_thread text or attachments (sum of hits across all attachments).
Associated samples (in shared samples)
Associated hunts