DDR Auto-Classification
Votiro's Auto-Classification solution is based on Microsoft Purview Sensitive Labels. Integrating Votiro DDR and Microsoft Purview Sensitive Labels creates a comprehensive data protection and compliance solution that leverages the strengths of both platforms. The admin can create Microsoft Sensitivity labels and set desired Votiro DDR policies to perform auto-classification based on a document's sensitive data.
Key Capabilities
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Content Inspection - Automatically scans and analyzes files, emails, and other content for sensitive information. |
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Policy-Driven Labeling - Administrators define policies to specify when and how labels should be applied.
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Apply a "Confidential" label if a document contains a credit card number. |
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Apply a "Highly Confidential" label if the file contains sensitive legal or healthcare terms. |
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Real-Time Auto-Classification - Automatically applies labels as content is created, modified, or shared within Microsoft 365 apps like Word, Excel, and Outlook. Ensures that sensitive content is secured immediately upon detection. |
Benefits of Automatic Labeling
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Efficiency - Reduces the burden on employees to manually label content, ensuring consistent application of policies. |
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Accuracy - Minimizes errors and oversights, improving the reliability of data classification and protection. |
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Compliance- Helps meet regulatory requirements by automating data protection and classification processes. |
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Scalability - Enables large organizations to apply data governance at scale without manual intervention. |
Prerequisites
Microsoft Purview sensitivity labels are available to use.
To learn how to create Microsoft sensitivity labels, see Create and configure sensitivity labels and their policies.
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If masking is enabled, Auto-Classification will be applied after masking is implemented.
Procedure
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From the navigation pane on the left, click Settings > Auto Classification. |

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Click on + Rule to create a new rule. The Define Rule window opens: |

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Select the desired data labels and click on Save. The new rule is displayed on the Auto Classification page: |

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After creating a rule, select one of the three policy actions to apply: |
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Keep existing labels - This is the default. Votiro will analyze the existing label only, without modification. This action is equivalent to “Only Analyze” mode. |

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Override labels only to higher - Votiro will analyze the existing label and will override the label only if the sensitive content matches a higher priority level. The user will be able to choose which label to set in this case. |
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Priority is set on Microsoft sensitivity labels.
Behavior will be the same for files without labels.
For example:
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There are two available labels: |
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Confidential – Priority 1 (Low) |
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Highly Confidential – Priority 2 (Higher) |
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The user labels the file as Confidential. |
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The file is sent by email/other Microsoft Apps (OneDrive, SharePoint, Teams). |
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Votiro analyzes the file-sensitive content and detects that the content matches the Highly Confidential label. |
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Votiro auto-classifies the file with a Highly Confidential label. |

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Override labels - Votiro will analyze the existing label and will always override to the desired label. |
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Behavior will be the same for files without labels.

E2E Workflow
The following example illustrates a Votiro Auto-Classification use case of users uploading files to OneDrive without sensitive labels.
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The administrator configures the Auto-Classification rule. |

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A user uploads a file to OneDrive. The file does not have any label, and the file contains sensitive data. |


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Votiro sanitizes the file and auto-classifies the file based on the detected sensitive data and matched rules. |


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Votiro Analytics are available on the Events page: |

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