What is the primary function of the DLP Editor V2 app in the context of DLP policies?

The primary function of the DLP (Data Loss Prevention) Editor V2 app is to detect if a pending change will disrupt existing applications that rely on certain connectors or data types. This process is crucial in ensuring that the transition to new or modified DLP policies does not negatively affect the functionality or accessibility of applications already in use.

By assessing potential impacts before changes are finalized, organizations can maintain data security and compliance, while avoiding unintended disruptions to workflows. The DLP Editor's ability to alert users to possible conflicts with current applications promotes better governance and oversight of data usage within the organization.

In this context, while creating new DLP policies, managing user permissions, and automating deployment of connectors are important aspects of data governance and management in Power Automate, they do not represent the primary function of the DLP Editor V2 app. The main focus of the app is on evaluating and validating changes to ensure a smooth transition without breaking existing apps.