Justification definition page

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Use this page to create or edit a business justification definition.

Option definitions

Option

Definition

Catalog Name

Displays the name of the catalog being edited

Name

Replace the default definition name with a unique name. This field is required.

Description

Use this field for information to identify the definition or indicate when used. This field is optional.

Locale Actions

Used to add or delete locales. The default locale cannot be deleted.



Locale definitions

Option

Definition

Default Locale

Locale used if endpoint locale is not available. Any defined locale can be set as default.

Dialog Title

Text box for entering a title. This field is optional.

Justification Overview

Text box for defining the justification. This field is required.

Show Match Strings

Checkbox to link to the content triggering the incident.

More Info

Checkbox to link to a webpage. If you check the box, the URL text box is a required field.

Left Button

Text label for the button. Maximum label length is 10 characters. This field is required.

Middle Button

Text label for the button. Maximum label length is 10 characters. This field is required, unless you hide the button.

Right Button

Text label for the button. Maximum label length is 10 characters. This field is required, unless you hide the button.

Must select Justification option

Checkbox to require the user to select an option with the button. Typically, this checkbox is selected when the label is No Action, and left unselected for other labels.

Hide button

Optional checkbox to create a two-button justification pop-up window.

Justification Options

Lists option descriptions. Add additional descriptions as required. User input is optional.



Placeholders

You can use placeholders in the Justification Overview text box to display pre-defined text.

Display text placeholders

Placeholder

Definition

%c

Displays the classifications that triggered the pop-up window.

%r

Displays the rule set that triggered the pop-up window.

%v

Displays the vector (email protection, web protection, and so forth) that triggered the pop-up window.

%a

Displays the action that triggered the pop-up window.

%s

Displays a string value. Use this placeholder to enter file names, device names, and so forth.



Example:

The text Provide a business justification to send email with restricted %r information.displays as: Provide a business justification to send email with restricted SSN information. when the social security rule triggers the pop-up window, but as Provide a business justification to send email with restricted HIPAA information. when the HIPAA rule triggers the pop-up window.