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Overview

The risk level identifies the sensitivity of the content within the file and how negatively the content could impact your organization if it were to remain in its current state. The risk level is defined at the tracking group level, so all files within the tracking group are classified as having that defined risk. For example, if you create a tracking group "Sensitive" and set the risk level to "High," any file that meets the criteria of the assignment rules for the tracking group is considered high-risk content and will be flagged accordingly.

A file can only belong to one tracking group, and DryvIQ matches content against the tracking groups in the order they are prioritized within the policy. Therefore, always add the higher risk levels first to ensure the files are matched against the higher risk levels first.

Editing the Risk Level

1. If necessary, click Edit for the tracking group to enable editing.

2. Click the risk level to display the risk level options.

3. Select the corresponding option from the list.