In the File Details flyout, click on the file visualization to better see and understand the redacted content in your file. (The file visualization will not be available if malicious content is detected. Instead you will see "Preview not available.")
Once clicked, the Redacted File Content screen opens. (Click the below image to expand it.)
To see where sensitive data appears in the file, click on one of the chips in the Classifiers pane. Note that the number next to the classifier denotes the number of times it appears in your file.
The name of the classifier you selected appears at top-left. Click the up arrow or down arrow to scroll through the instances of the classifier. Each is highlighted in turn within the displayed content.
If more than one page in your file contains sensitive data, a scroll bar will appear allowing you to view them all.
By default the redacted content is displayed at a view of 100%. To change the text size, click the + or - in the top-right of the content pane.
View Redacted Content
Data Inspector automatically redacts sensitive content, concealing it from view. To see the sensitive content, click Redactions at the top of the view to toggle it to On. Sensitive content is then displayed and circled.
Hover over the circled content to see the type of sensitive or malicious information.
Report False Positives to Barracuda Networks
If a file was incorrectly flagged by Data Inspector, you can report it to Barracuda Networks.
See above for directions to view redacted content. If you believe the content should not have been flagged as sensitive or malicious, you can click on it to report it to Barracuda Networks. A single question feedback form will open. Select the correct answer and click Submit.
The Barracuda team will review your report to improve how detections are identified in the future.