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What's New and Changed in Symantec Data Loss Prevention 15.8 What's New and Changed in Symantec Data Loss Prevention 15.8 Last updated: February 1, 2021 What's New and Changed in Symantec Data Loss Prevention 15.8 Table of Contents Introducing Symantec Data Loss Prevention 15.8...........................................................................4 About What's New in DLP 15.8...................................................................................................................................... 4 Summary of new and changed features....................................................................................................................... 4 Enhanced MIP and Data Loss Prevention integration............................................................................................... 4 Endpoint features........................................................................................................................................................ 5 Enforce Server and platform features........................................................................................................................ 5 End User Remediation: (incident management).........................................................................................................6 Discover features........................................................................................................................................................ 7 Detection features....................................................................................................................................................... 7 Cloud features............................................................................................................................................................. 8 Language support in Data Loss Prevention............................................................................................................... 8 New and changed features in Data Loss Prevention 15.8.............................................................. 9 Enhanced MIP and Data Loss Prevention integration................................................................................................. 9 Manage MIP classification and decryption credential profiles in the Enforce Server administration console and the Cloud Management Portal.......................................................................................................................................... 9 Import MIP tags in the Enforce Server administration console..................................................................................9 Support for authoring an MIP classification-based Data Loss Prevention policy condition for the Endpoint, Network, Storage, and Cloud................................................................................................................................................... 10 Enable MIP classification for Microsoft Office applications on endpoints.................................................................10 DLP Agent inspection of files and emails that are encrypted by MIP...................................................................... 10 DLP Agent support for using a network proxy to connect to the MIP portal............................................................10 Enable Enforce Server and detection server support for using a network proxy to connect to the MIP portal......... 11 Network and Storage support for inspecting files and emails that are encrypted by MIP........................................ 11 Endpoint features in Data Loss Prevention 15.8........................................................................................................11 LiveUpdate improvements.........................................................................................................................................11 Support for Microsoft OneDrive within Microsoft Office Applications....................................................................... 12 Support for Box Drive............................................................................................................................................... 12 Support for monitoring Microsoft Edge Chromium on Windows endpoints using extensions.................................. 12 Rearchitecture of Google Chrome monitoring for endpoints....................................................................................12 Rearchitecture of Mozilla Firefox monitoring for macOS endpoints......................................................................... 13 Rearchitecture of Microsoft Outlook monitoring for macOS endpoints.................................................................... 13 Filtering for multiple endpoints on the Agent List page............................................................................................13 Allow Microsoft Outlook emails encrypted with S/MIME to be sent......................................................................... 13 Enforce Server and platform features in Data Loss Prevention 15.8....................................................................... 13 Age-based filtering and incidents..............................................................................................................................13 Phased migration during upgrade.............................................................................................................................14 Network Detection uptime protection.................................................................................................................14 2 What's New and Changed in Symantec Data Loss Prevention 15.8 Support for Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8................................................................................................................... 14 Support for Windows Server 2019........................................................................................................................... 14 Ability to specify usage type for User Groups..........................................................................................................15 Support for Oracle 19c Enterprise and Standard Edition 2......................................................................................15 Support for OpenJDK 8 Java Runtime Environment (JRE)......................................................................................15 Email quarantine integration with Symantec Messaging Gateway...........................................................................15 Support for installing EMDI, EDM, and IDM remote indexers on Linux systems..................................................... 15 End User Remediation in Data Loss Prevention 15.8................................................................................................15 End User Remediation for decentralized incident remediation................................................................................ 15 Discover features in Data Loss Prevention 15.8........................................................................................................ 16 Enhanced support for the web server scanner........................................................................................................ 16 Network Discover support for Microsoft SharePoint 2019....................................................................................... 16 Removal of the Veritas Data Insight license file.......................................................................................................16 Rewritten Folder Risk Report page to remove Adobe Flash dependency............................................................... 16 Detection features in Data Loss Prevention 15.8.......................................................................................................16 High-performance Office Open XML content extraction upgrade............................................................................ 16 DICOM file metadata detection.................................................................................................................................17 XMP metadata detection for a variety of formats.....................................................................................................17 New and updated data identifiers in 15.8................................................................................................................ 17 Cloud features in Data Loss Prevention 15.8............................................................................................................. 22 Cloud email quarantine and release integration with Email Security.cloud..............................................................22 Language support in Data Loss Prevention 15.8....................................................................................................... 23 Important changes to language support in Data Loss Prevention 15.8................................................................... 23 Removed and deprecated platforms and features..................................................................................................... 24 Copyright statement.......................................................................................................................... 26 3 What's New and Changed in Symantec Data Loss Prevention 15.8 Introducing Symantec Data Loss Prevention 15.8 About What's New in DLP 15.8 What's New and What's Changed in Symantec Data Loss Prevention 15.8 describes new features
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