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Working with User Accounts<br />

Controllingling Access to Sensitive Information in Message Tracking<br />

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Cisco <strong>IronPort</strong> <strong>AsyncOS</strong> 7.6 for Email Daily Management Guide<br />

Chapter 8 Common Administrative Tasks<br />

Messages that violate Data Loss Prevention (DLP) policies typically include sensitive information, such<br />

as corporate confidential information or personal information including credit card numbers and health<br />

records. By default, this content appears in the DLP Matched Content tab on the Message Details page<br />

for messages listed in Message Tracking results.<br />

You can choose to hide this tab and its content from users who have access to Message Tracking based<br />

on their assigned predefined or custom role. Administrator users can always see this content.<br />

To specify which user groups can see this content:<br />

Step 1 Go to the System Administration > Users page.<br />

Step 2 Under DLP Tracking Privileges, click Edit Settings.<br />

The DLP Tracking Privileges page appears.<br />

Figure 8-13 DLP Tracking Privileges<br />

Step 3 Select the roles for which you want to grant access to DLP data in Message Tracking.<br />

Custom roles without access to Message Tracking can never view this information and thus are not listed.<br />

Step 4 Submit and commit your changes.<br />

Changing Your Password<br />

The following features must be enabled in Security Services for this setting to take effect:<br />

Message Tracking<br />

RSA Email DLP<br />

RSA Email DLP > Matched Content Logging<br />

For more information on DLP policies, see the “Data Loss Prevention” chapter in the Cisco <strong>IronPort</strong><br />

<strong>AsyncOS</strong> for Email Configuration Guide.<br />

For more information on searching for DLP violations in Message Tracking, see Running a Search<br />

Query, page 3-5.<br />

Users can change their own passwords via the Options > Change Password link at the top of the GUI.<br />

Enter the old password then enter the new password and retype it for confirmation. Click Submit. You<br />

are logged out and taken to the log in screen.<br />

In the CLI, use the password or passwd command to change your password. If you forget the password<br />

for the admin user account, contact your customer support provider to reset the password.<br />

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