What report helps monitor false positives in DLP policy enforcement?

The report that specifically helps monitor false positives in Data Loss Prevention (DLP) policy enforcement is the DLP false positives report. This report provides insights into instances where the DLP policies flagged actions or data that were incorrectly identified as violations. By analyzing this report, administrators can better understand the frequency and context in which these false positives occur, allowing them to make necessary adjustments to policies or rules to reduce the number of erroneous alerts.

In practical terms, monitoring false positives is crucial for maintaining a balance between security compliance and operational efficiency. Too many false positives can lead to alert fatigue among users and may result in important genuine alerts being overlooked.

The other report options, while useful in their contexts, do not directly focus on the false positive analysis. The DLP user activity report provides insights into user interactions with data that the DLP policies apply to. The DLP incidents report tracks actual violations of DLP policies rather than potential issues with policy accuracy. The data security report encompasses a broader view of data security metrics, which may include various aspects of DLP performance but not specifically false positives.