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Unwanted data control detections

BopBop

We implemented Data Control policy and one of the policy I added is

       Ailment, disease and diagnosis lexicon (ICD-9) [USA]

This policy seems like detecting every thing , even job application which has no data which can flag this policy.

In Sophos Site I found this article

http://www.sophos.com/support/knowledgebase/article/113937.html

it seems like  this policy is still broken. Any ETA when this policy will be fixed?

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    Christian and John

    Thank you all for your reply. This is what I am finding

    With the Policy Ailment, disease and diagnosis lexicon (ICD-9) [USA]  I am noticing it flags legitimate document  which are transferred via USB or outlook and also every now and then flags documents which has nothing to do ICD9. So I am reluctant to  turn of the policy. The worst case scenario is that  if we have any auditing I have to filter thru all the documents  in this category and see which are legit and which are not.

    Interesting thing is I have few computers where this policy is flagging documents which shouldn’’’’t be flagged with this policy. If I copy same document to USB drive or Outlook from my own computer it doesn’’’’t flag anything ( as expected).

    I think I will run some diagnostics from the computers which are flagging these documents and send the diagnostic files to tech support.

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    Christian and John

    Thank you all for your reply. This is what I am finding

    With the Policy Ailment, disease and diagnosis lexicon (ICD-9) [USA]  I am noticing it flags legitimate document  which are transferred via USB or outlook and also every now and then flags documents which has nothing to do ICD9. So I am reluctant to  turn of the policy. The worst case scenario is that  if we have any auditing I have to filter thru all the documents  in this category and see which are legit and which are not.

    Interesting thing is I have few computers where this policy is flagging documents which shouldn’’’’t be flagged with this policy. If I copy same document to USB drive or Outlook from my own computer it doesn’’’’t flag anything ( as expected).

    I think I will run some diagnostics from the computers which are flagging these documents and send the diagnostic files to tech support.

    :24681
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