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Security & DLP

Security & DLP is where you configure how Arbitex inspects and governs traffic — the policy chain that every request runs through, the policy packs and detectors that make up the 5-tier DLP pipeline (Tier 0: TF-IDF, Tier 1: Regex, Tier 2: NER, Tier 3: DeBERTa, Tier 4: CredInt), content filtering, email DLP, and the emergency kill switch.

The About DLP panel in the admin console, showing the Security & DLP sidebar group expanded and the conceptual composition diagram for detectors, chain entries, policy packs, and the chain.
Admin console → Security & DLP → About DLPCapture pending — Citadel synthetic data on a non-production Arbitex demo instance. Never client data.

What’s in this group

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Each panel below maps 1:1 to a tab in the console’s Security & DLP group. Start with About DLP if you are new to the model — it explains how detectors, chain entries, policy packs, and the chain compose — then move to Chain and Policy Packs to author enforcement.

About DLPThe conceptual model behind DLP — detectors, chain entries, policy packs, and the chain.
ChainOrder your policy packs, pick a combining mode, and test the chain against sample content.
Policy PacksApply or clone compliance bundles, and compose custom packs from chain entries.
DetectorsBrowse the built-in regex / NER / DeBERTa catalog and author custom regex detectors.
Content FiltersCurated content-category lists plus your own keyword and topic lists.
Email DLPEmail DLP configuration, extended policy, and the quarantine queue.
Global Kill SwitchHalt all AI activity instantly, or disable specific providers, models, or features.
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KMS / BYOK has moved out of this group to System (key management is not a DLP concern). Compliance Matrix, Compliance Reports, and the DLP event history now live in Monitoring, alongside the rest of the console’s telemetry surfaces.

This group is also backed by a large body of existing reference documentation — API-level detail on the policy engine, the detection hierarchy, and compliance frameworks: