Blue Border Registry Data Loss Prevention Policy

The Blue Border registry policy provides admins with the ability to customize the registry settings Blue Border on Windows devices. It allows for fine-grained control and configuration of behavior within Blue Border to enhance security and meet specific organizational requirements. 

This policy is only enforced on Windows devices.

View and Manage Your Blue Border Registry Data Loss Prevention Policies

To access the Blue Border registry policy:

  1. Navigate to the Admin Portal.
    • In your browser, go to https://login.venn.com/ and sign in if prompted. Then, click Open Admin Portal.
    • From the desktop app, click the Open web app icon.png Open web app icon. Then, click Company Admin in the top right.
  2. Click Policy Admin and select DLP Policy in the left menu.

You will see your default Blue Border registry policy applied to all users under Default policy.

  • To view details or make adjustments to the default policy, click Edit icon.pngEdit .
  • You will see any policy exceptions under Policy overrides. Check to see if any of your Policy Overrides include different Blue Border registry settings. To view details or make adjustments, click Edit icon.pngEdit  next to the Policy Override.
  • You can also add additional Policy Overrides, which allow you to set DLP Policies that supersede the default policy for a single user or a group of users, as needed. 

Learn how to manage Default Data Loss Prevention Policies and Overrides.

Modify Your Blue Border Registry Policy

To make modifications the Blue Border registry, upload one or more .reg files.

To remove a .reg file, click Delete icon.png Delete next to the file name.

Blue Border registry Policy Modal.png

In cases where multiple files have been uploaded, conflicts may arise when applying changes to the registry. For example, a new file may attempt to modify a value that is already being modified by a previously uploaded file.

The system will check for any conflicting settings and prompt you with appropriate notifications or error messages to resolve the conflicts.

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