What is Application Detection Configuration?

What is Application Detection Configuration?

• A. The Cloud Detection Service (CDS) process that tells Enforce a policy has been violated.
• B. The Local Detection Agent that encrypts detected data.
• C. The On-Premises Content Scanner that indexes documents.
• D. The User Access Controller that logs user actions.

Answer: (A)

Application Detection Configuration defines how detection is performed for application usage and how results are communicated to policy enforcement. In this setup, the Cloud Detection Service monitors data flows across applications and, when it finds content that matches a policy, notifies Enforce that a policy violation occurred. This focuses on detection and reporting from the cloud service, which is why it best describes the concept. It isn’t about encrypting data with a local agent, indexing documents with an On-Premises Content Scanner, or logging user actions with a User Access Controller.

Application Detection Configuration defines how detection is performed for application usage and how results are communicated to policy enforcement. In this setup, the Cloud Detection Service monitors data flows across applications and, when it finds content that matches a policy, notifies Enforce that a policy violation occurred. This focuses on detection and reporting from the cloud service, which is why it best describes the concept. It isn’t about encrypting data with a local agent, indexing documents with an On-Premises Content Scanner, or logging user actions with a User Access Controller.