Name and description

Provide a name and description for your discovery scenario.

1. Open the Name and Description section and provide or edit the name and optional description of the scenario.
2. Create or select a classification policy to use with the discovery scenario.
   • Click the icon to name a new classification policy. The classification policy is created when saving the discovery scenario.
   • Use the drop-down menu to select an existing classification policy. Rules for the classification policy are automatically loaded into the What to discover section of discover sensitive data tool. When selecting and editing a pre-defined classification policy, Guardium automatically saves the policy under a unique name in the format Copy [timestamp] of [policy template name]. For example, editing and saving the GDPR [template] policy results in a classification policy named Copy [2018-01-01 12:00:00] of GDPR [template].
3. Provide category and the classification labels for tagging violations.
   "Sensitive" is the default value for category and classification labels.
4. Use the Datasource type menu to identify the type of datasources used with the scenario.
   For example, select Relational (SQL) for relational databases like MySQL or Document for document-type databases like MongoDB. It is not possible to use multiple datasource types in the same discovery scenario.
5. Optionally, click the Roles button to specify security roles that can access the discovery scenario.