Hello and welcome back. So, in the previous demonstration, we walked through the process of creating a new Insider risk management policy. What I want to do here in this, this is going to be quick demo. I just I want to show you how to edit an existing policy. Now on the screen here, we are right where we left off with the MyPolicy showing on the policy's page. Now, you'll notice here we actually have a policy warning and a recommendation. If we select this policy, and I'm just left clicking on this here, we can see that we get a notice that physical badging data isn't being uploaded, and that's because we don't have physical badging in our environment. So, that's to be expected. And then the second recommendation here or the, that was the warning, the second piece here is the recommendation is that we need to review all of our warnings which is the physical badging warning, and it's telling me that policy isn't assigning risk scores to an activity; that's the badging activity. So, this is to be expected.

Now, what we'll do here in this page you'll see right here, this is where we can do the editing. So, if we edit the policy, you'll notice we can't change the policy template because then it would be a completely different policy. So, we're going to next through here, we could add a description. We could include specific users and groups, but remember we're focusing on Active Directory terminations so we need to include all users and groups. So, we'll leave this alone. We could change the content we want to prioritize, but we'll leave that alone for now, and then you'll see here we could choose the different triggering events, but again, we don't have the HR connector, so we'll leave the user account deleted from Azure AD trigger for this policy. We'll go ahead and 'Next'. And this is where we can maybe select some additional policy indicators if we need to. So, what we did originally was select the sharing SharePoint files with people outside the organization.

What we'll do for this demonstration here just to edit the policy, we'll add on sharing SharePoint folders with people outside the organization. Once we select that, we can go ahead and 'Next' it. Again, we'll leave everything else the way we had it set before, we'll review our settings, and then we can submit it, and then we're done. And that is how you edit an existing Insider risk management policy.