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How to configure Proxy Settings for Secure Network Monitoring using miniOrange DLP

Configuring proxy settings is a critical step in securing your network against data exfiltration threats. With miniOrange Data Loss Prevention (DLP), you can activate local proxy monitoring to intercept and inspect HTTP/HTTPS traffic effectively. This step-by-step guide walks you through the complete process of setting up the DLP agent’s proxy configuration—including enabling interception, defining override URLs, setting up upstream proxies, and securing agent settings to prevent unauthorized changes. Follow these instructions to ensure comprehensive protection against data leakage through web traffic.

Prerequisites

There are a couple of things you need to check before you start with the setup:

  • You need Administrator privileges to log in to the miniOrange DLP Admin Dashboard.

Step 1: Configuring Agent Proxy Settings

  • Sign in to your DLP Admin dashboard.

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  • Navigate to DLP Dashboard → Agent Configuration → Network tab.

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  • Switch the toggle ON to Enable Network Interception setting.

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  • This activates the local proxy on the machine to intercept HTTP/HTTPS traffic.
  • The agent will start monitoring for data leakage attempts via web traffic.

Step 2: Set Local Proxy Port

  • In the Port field, specify the port number for the local proxy server to listen on. Example: 3128 or 8080

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  • Ensure this port is not blocked by the OS or antivirus and is open for localhost communication.

Step 3: Define Override URLs

  • In the Override URLs field, enter semicolon-separated URLs or domains that should bypass interception.

    • Example: intranet.company.local, *.trusted.com


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  • These can include Internal applications, Intranet resources, Websites that should not be inspected due to compatibility or performance issues.

Step 4: Configure Upstream Proxy (Optional)

  • If your network already uses an upstream proxy (e.g., for internet access), specify its URL in the Upstream Proxy URL field.

    • Example: http://proxy.corporate.com:8080


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  • The local proxy will forward all intercepted traffic to this proxy.

Step 5: Restrict User Access to Proxy Settings

  • Enable the option Prevent end users from modifying the local proxy.

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  • This ensures: Users cannot change proxy settings in Windows settings or Bypass attempts through manual proxy changes are blocked.
  • This setting enhances tamper-resistance and ensures policy enforcement.

Step 6: Save and Apply Configuration

  • Review all the settings and click on Save to apply the configuration.
  • The new settings will be pushed to all connected agents.

In this way you have succesfully configured the Proxy Settings by using our DLP solution. Also if you are facing any issues that you are not able to resolve please feel to reach out us dlpsupport@xecurify.com


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