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This section of the API Data Protection Policy page specifies files, objects, and messages that trigger a policy violation.

For Slack for Enterprise, you can select one of the following options:

All Sharing Options: Scans all sharing options like private, public (files only), shared internally, and shared externally.
Specific Sharing Options: With specific sharing options, you can choose all or specific sharing types, like Private, Public (files only), Shared Internally, or Shared Externally (All External Domains).
Under Content Type, select Messages and/or Files. If you select the Files option, you can select All File Types or Specific File Types to scan.

Types of communication channels in Slack Enterprise:

Public: This channel comprises of public channels (from customer’s organization) and external channels (from external organization).
Private: This channel comprises of channels private to the members within the customer’s organization.
Direct Messaging: This type of chat messaging includes 1:1 or 1:n messaging within the customer’s organization or a combination of both customer and external organizations.

Slack Enterprise has the following file sharing types:

Private: This sharing option is applicable when you share a file or DLP-sensitive message with self or when a user receives chat-bot messages.
Public: This sharing option applies when you create an external link for a file. This external link can be accessible by users belonging to an external organization or domain.
Shared internally: This sharing option applies when you share a file or DLP-sensitive message with internal users within the customer’s organization.
Shared externally: This sharing option applies when you share a file or DLP-sensitive message with an external user belonging to an external organization or domain.