This page includes the following topics:
About detecting input of sensitive data into websites
You can configure FortiMail Browser Security to detect when an end-user enters sensitive data into a website, and to then warn the end-user about the potential dangers.
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This functionality is available for domain-based, category-based, and group-based website rules.
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When a warning is displayed to an end-user about detection of sensitive data, an entry is also added to the Extension Activity log. For details, see Events Page.
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The warning that is displayed is a warning only - it doesn't prevent the entry of the sensitive data into the website.
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Note: Although the functionality described on this page can be used on all types of websites, the functionality was developed primarily for Generative AI websites. Full support for non-Generative AI sites will be added in the future. Until then, some unexpected behavior may occur with non-generative AI sites. |
Monitored data types
FortiMail Browser Security detects - and then displays a warning - when the following types of data are entered into a website:
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Credit card numbers |
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Email addresses |
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US Social Security Numbers |
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Phone numbers |
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IP addresses |
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URLs |
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AWS keys and tokens |
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Keys and tokens |
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Sensitive financial identifiers |
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Note: In most scenarios, warnings to end-users will be triggered - and then displayed - only if the sensitive text to detect is accompanied by additional "context" text. |
Configuring detection of inputting sensitive data into websites
For details on how to configure the detection of entry of sensitive data into websites, see Website Rules.
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