Automatic eDiscovery Policy Assignment for Newly Added PCs

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What is a one sentence summary of your feature request?

I would like eDiscovery policies to be automatically applied to newly added PCs without requiring manual intervention.

Please describe your idea in detail. What is your problem, why do you feel this idea is the best solution, etc.

Currently, when using eDiscovery with the automatic search feature, any new PC added to the environment must be manually added to the eDiscovery policy before the automatic search can run again. This creates unnecessary administrative overhead and delays in applying policies. By enabling automatic assignment of eDiscovery policies to newly added PCs, the process would be more efficient, streamlined, and reduce the risk of unmonitored devices.

How do you currently solve the challenges you have by not having this feature?

At present, I manually add each new PC to the eDiscovery policy and then re-run the automatic search, which is time-consuming and prone to human error.

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Hi KimDongHyun,

I have good news for you. In an upcoming server release, we plan to introduce a redesigned SMART GROUPS feature. This will allow you to create dynamic groups based on various criteria found in the DC\Computer or DC\Users view, which can then be assigned to CAP/eD policies. I believe this will address your issue.

Stay tuned for future updates about the new EPP Server release.

Best regards,
Krzysiek

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Hello KimDongHyun,

We’re thrilled to announce that the reworked Smart Group feature is now live with Endpoint Protector Server 2509! :confetti_ball:

This enhancement might address the use case you’ve previously described, so we encourage you to explore the latest release notes and dive deeper into the improved feature. You can find all the details in our latest Community Announcement here:
Major Version Announcement – Endpoint Protector Server Version 2509

We’d love to hear your feedback — let us know how it works for you!

All the best,
Simona