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RSA DLP 9.6 Support Matrix N/A RSA DLP 9.6 Support Matrix RSA Data Loss Prevention (DLP) consists of three products - RSA DLP Datacenter, RSA DLP Network, and RSA DLP Endpoint. This document helps you to understand the product requirements and the required release compatibility for third party components for all three DLP products. Contents: RSA DLP 9.6 Product Capabilities ....................................................... 2 Policy Templates and Expert Content Blades ................................... 2 DLP Endpoint Capabilities ................................................................ 2 DLP Network Capabilities ................................................................. 3 DLP Datacenter Capabilities ............................................................. 3 RSA DLP 9.6 Requirements .................................................................. 4 RSA DLP Hardware Requirements .................................................. 4 Enterprise Manager Hardware Requirements ............................ 5 Endpoint Hardware Requirements ............................................. 5 Network Hardware Requirements .............................................. 5 Datacenter Hardware Requirements .......................................... 6 RSA DLP Software Requirements .................................................... 6 Operating System ...................................................................... 7 .NET Framework ........................................................................ 8 Database .................................................................................... 9 Web Browser .............................................................................. 9 Database Client software ......................................................... 10 Repository Client Software ....................................................... 10 Port Usage .......................................................................................11 RSA DLP 9.6 Release Compatibilities ............................................... 14 Supported Upgrade Path ................................................................ 14 Supported Third Party Integration ................................................... 14 Supported Partner Interop Devices ................................................ 15 Supported Languages .................................................................... 16 Export Control Classification ........................................................... 16 Supported File Formats (for Text Extraction) ................................... 16 Supported File Formats (for Detection Only) ................................... 26 Categorized File Formats (for Policy Rules) ..................................... 29 February 2013 Copyright © 2013 EMC Corporation. All rights reserved. 1 RSA DLP 9.6 Support Matrix RSA DLP 9.6 Product Capabilities The following sections lists the capabilities of RSA DLP 9.6: • Policy Templates and Expert Content Blades • DLP Endpoint Capabilities • DLP Datacenter Capabilities • DLP Network Capabilities Policy Templates and Expert Content Blades Out of the box, RSA DLP provides a number of policy templates and content blades to help you configure and start using DLP in your organization. RSA DLP provides: • 172 policy templates • 176 expert content blades • 16 template content blades DLP Endpoint Capabilities Following table lists the capabilities of DLP Endpoint: Component Devices and Systems Supported Actions Supported Endpoint agents • Internal floppy disk • Audit, Notify, Justify, Block, and • Printers (local, network, Internet, file) Custom action for Connected and Disconnected Mode • Internal CD or DVD • Print (to printer or file) • External USB devices1 • Copy/Move • eSATA • Save As • SD card • HTTP/HTTPS • Network drives specified by UNC path • IM (MSN and Yahoo) • iOS devices via iTunes Library • Web IM • Mobile devices connected using MTP • Copy In VDI 2 • Virtual Desktop • Sync to Mobile 1Support includes specifying device manufacturer, device model or device serial numbers for USB flash drives. 2Supported versions: VMware View 4.6 and 5.0, Citrix XenDesktop 5.0 and 5.5, Citrix XenApp (hosted) 6.0 and 6.5, Microsoft Remote Desktop 2 RSA DLP 9.6 Product Capabilities RSA DLP 9.6 Support Matrix DLP Network Capabilities Following table lists the capabilities of DLP Network: Component Protocols and Systems Supported Actions Supported • DLP Network Monitor HTTP, FTP, SMTP, POP3, IMAP, AOL Audit • Sensor Appliance IM, Google IM, MSN IM, Yahoo IM, and Telnet • DLP Network Enforce SMTP Audit, Quarantine, Encrypt1, and • Interceptor Appliance Block • DLP Network Enforce HTTP, HTTPS, FTP, ActiveSync Audit and Block3 • ICAP Server Appliance2 • DLP Internal Email • Exchange Server 2007 SP2 and SP3 Audit and Block • ICAP Server Appliance • Exchange Server 2010 SP1 • Requires DLP Exchange Transport Agent 1SMTP encryption requires an email encryption server. 2Requires a compatible proxy server. 3Block action is not supported for ActiveSync protocol. DLP Datacenter Capabilities Following table lists the capabilities of DLP Datacenter: Component Systems Supported Actions Supported File Share Scanning CIFS, NFS, and WebDAV based • Manual Remediation Actions repositories • Audit • Move to Secure • Grant Permission • Quarantine • Delete • Shred • Automated Actions (Policy Driven) • Allow • AD-RMS Policy Template RSA DLP 9.6 Product Capabilities 3 RSA DLP 9.6 Support Matrix Component Systems Supported Actions Supported Database Scanning • Oracle • Audit • SQL Server • IBM DB2 Repository Scanning • Microsoft SharePoint (MOSS 2010, • Audit MOSS 2007, SPS 2003, WSS 3.0) • Microsoft SharePoint Online (Office 365) • Lotus Domino (v8.0,v8.5) • Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 RSA DLP 9.6 Requirements This section lists the hardware requirements for various components of RSA DLP products — RSA DLP Network, RSA DLP Datacenter, and RSA DLP Endpoint. • RSA DLP Hardware Requirements • RSA DLP Software Requirements • Port Usage RSA DLP Hardware Requirements Make sure that each machine that you intend to use in your DLP deployment meets the hardware requirements. DLP components can also be installed on virtual machines running on the following hypervisors: • VMware ESX version 3.5, 4.0, 4.1, and ESXi 5.0, 5.1 • Microsoft Hyper-V Server 2008 Note: RSA recommends the following: • Use machines with 64-bit processor. • When using a virtual machine, make sure that the CPU and Memory Resource Limit values are set to Unlimited. These properties can be found in the Virtual Machine Properties dialog box of a VMware virtual machine. The following sections list the hardware requirements for RSA DLP components: • Enterprise Manager Hardware Requirements • Endpoint Hardware Requirements • Network Hardware Requirements • Datacenter Hardware Requirements 4 RSA DLP 9.6 Requirements RSA DLP 9.6 Support Matrix Enterprise Manager Hardware Requirements Make sure that the Enterprise Manager machine meets the following hardware requirements. DLP Component Physical Machine Virtual Machine Enterprise Manager (EM) •CPU: 2x2 GHz •CPU: 4x2 GHz • RAM: 4 GB •RAM: 8 GB 8 GB recommended •HDD: 200 GB to 1.25 TB free disk •HDD: 200 GB to 1 TB free disk space space Note: If Enterprise Manager is installed on a different volume than the Database and Event and Indexing folder (default location C:\RSA), make sure you have a minimum of 10 GB free space on that volume. Endpoint Hardware Requirements Make sure that Endpoint machines meets the following hardware requirements. DLP Component Physical Machine Virtual Machine Endpoint Coordinator (EPC) •CPU: 2x2 GHz •CPU: 4x2 GHz 4x2 GHz recommended •RAM: 8 GB • RAM: 4 GB •HDD: 40 GB free disk space 8 GB recommended •HDD: 40 GB free disk space Endpoint Agent •CPU: 2 GHz •CPU: 2x2 GHz • RAM: 1GB •RAM: 1 GB •HDD: 5 GB free disk space •HDD: 20 GB free disk space Network Hardware Requirements Make sure that Network machines meets the following hardware requirements. DLP Component Physical Machine Virtual Machine • Network Controller Not Applicable •CPU: 4x2 GHz • Interceptor •RAM: 8 GB • ICAP Server •HDD: 601 GB free disk space 1Available free disk space determines the time a device can continue to store events when disconnected from Enterprise Manager or Network Controller. Events will be lost if free disk space is not available. RSA DLP 9.6 Requirements 5 RSA DLP 9.6 Support Matrix Datacenter Hardware Requirements Make sure that Datacenter machines meets the following hardware requirements. DLP Component Physical Machine Virtual Machine Enterprise Coordinator (EC) •CPU: 1x2 GHz •CPU: 2x2 GHz 2x2 GHz recommended •RAM: 2 GB • RAM: 2 GB •HDD: 40 GB free disk space •HDD: 40 GB free disk space Site Coordinator (SC) •CPU: 1x2 GHz •CPU: 2x2 GHz 2x2 GHz recommended •RAM: 2 GB • RAM: 2 GB •HDD: 40 GB free disk space •HDD: 40 GB free disk space Grid Worker (GW) •CPU: 1x2 GHz •CPU: 2x2 GHz 2x2 GHz recommended •RAM: 1 GB • RAM: 1 GB •HDD: 20 GB free disk space •HDD: 20 GB free disk space Discovery Agent •CPU: 1x2 GHz •CPU: 2x2 GHz 2x2 GHz recommended •RAM: 1 GB • RAM: 1 GB •HDD: 20 GB free disk space •HDD: 10 GB free disk space RSA DLP Software Requirements The following sections list the software requirements for RSA DLP components: Important: Cell with checkmark [] denote the supported software version for the DLP component. • Operating System • .NET Framework • Database • Web Browser • Database Client software • Repository Client Software 6 RSA DLP 9.6 Requirements RSA DLP 9.6 Support Matrix
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