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03-21-2025 07:19 AM - edited 03-21-2025 07:21 AM
I'm working on testing an Enterprise DLP data profile that includes blocking traffic for non-file-based detections (e.g., PCI data in a Teams message). For file-based detections, the behavior is fairly straight-forward: the upload fails, Teams throws an error, user weeps. For non-file-based detections... Teams behaves strangely.
Teams will, seemingly indefinitely, continue to try and try to post the message that the firewall will block. It doesn't appear to have a sane retry or failure state like it does with file-based detections. It will also spam the firewall and E-DLP portal with events and evidence.
I'm curious if anyone has observed this behavior, or might have an idea of how to get Teams... if possible... to fail a bit more gracefully in cases like this.
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