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Custom DLP dictionaries let administrators define the exact business-specific content that should be treated as sensitive. They can include keywords, phrases, patterns, and regex expressions that match regulated data, internal identifiers, or proprietary terms. Option A (Define specific keywords, phrases, or patterns relevant to their organization's sensitive data policy) is correct because those dictionary entries are what Zscaler uses to detect data in motion.
Why the other options are incorrect:
B). Define specific governance and regulations relevant to their organization's sensitive data policy:
Governance and regulatory labels help describe policy intent. A custom dictionary needs the actual sensitive- data tokens: keywords, phrases, or patterns.
C). Define specific SaaS tenant relevant to their organization's sensitive data policy: A SaaS tenant value controls which tenant or instance users may access. Custom dictionaries define content patterns, not tenant boundaries.
D). Define specific file types relevant to their organization's sensitive data policy: File type definitions classify files such as executables or archives. Custom DLP dictionaries define sensitive words, phrases, regexes, or identifiers.