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TEXT Policy Settings

[Policy] > [Basic Demilitarization Policy] > [TEXT] Settings​

The TEXT tab sets policies to determine whether to block based on the presence of specific patterns or keywords within a text file.
You can control the influx of text files based on regular expressions or simple keywords.

⚠️ The basic declassification policy setting authority is granted to [Administrator Type - Super Administrator], and
Administrator permission settings can be done in [Administrator] > [Administrator List].

Detailed Description of Settings Items​

Policy NameExplanation
Regular Expression Filter SettingsBlocks the specified files if they contain the designated pattern (regular expression). Used to identify and block standardized patterns (such as personal information formats, card number formats, etc.). Input example) pattern1;pattern2;
Text Inclusion Filter SettingsIf the specified keywords are included in the text file, block that file. This is used to specify items to be blocked based on simple string criteria. Input example) keyword1;keyword2;

Input Rules and Precautions​

  • Regular expressions and keywords are semicolons(;You can enter multiple items separated by ).
  • Regular expression filters and text inclusion filters are evaluated independently, and if either item matches, the corresponding text file is blocked.
  • Keywords are case-sensitive, so if there are variations with the same meaning, all must be registered.
  • The target application is files recognized as text (.txtetc.), and binary files are not subject to this policy.

Reference Note​

itemPurpose
Regular Expression FilterPattern-based blocking. Identifying structured formats (such as personal information formats, etc.)
Text Inclusion FilterKeyword-based blocking. Specify blocking items as simple strings.
  • This setting applies only to text format files.
  • After changing the settings, you can check the records and restore them in the [Policy Change History] menu.