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What happens if I enable security and compliance when creating a backup job using the SysCloud backup application?

When you enable Security and Compliance while creating a backup job, SysCloud automatically scans the selected backup data for compliance violations and risky file-sharing activities.

Security and Compliance is available for Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, and QuickBooks Online.

What does Security and Compliance scan for?

SysCloud scans backed-up data using predefined policies for common regulatory, security, and business-sensitive data categories.

The predefined policies include:

  • PCI
  • FERPA
  • HIPAA
  • CIPA
  • Movies and audio filter
  • IEP
  • Sensitive authentication data
  • Confidential data
  • Sales data
  • Marketing data

When SysCloud detects content that matches these policies, the item is flagged for review. This helps administrators identify sensitive data exposure, compliance risks, and unsafe sharing activity.

Can I create custom compliance policies?

Yes. In addition to predefined policies, SysCloud allows you to create custom compliance policies based on your organization’s requirements.

You can create policies using:

  • Keywords
  • Patterns or regular expressions
  • Thresholds

You can also define where the policy should apply, such as:

  • Sent emails only
  • Sent and received emails
  • All stored content
  • Content shared externally
  • Content shared internally
  • Content shared internally or externally

You can also add exceptions to reduce false positives and monitor sharing trends across emails and files.

To learn more, see How to create a custom policy for compliance.

Security and Compliance scans the data included in the selected backup job scope. To apply compliance scanning to additional users, apps, or data types, make sure they are included in the backup job configuration.