How are Microsoft Power Platform Management connectors treated in relation to DLP policies?

In the context of Microsoft Power Platform, management connectors are treated similarly to other types of connectors regarding Data Loss Prevention (DLP) policies. This means that they can be included in DLP policies that help organizations maintain control over their data within Power Apps, Power Automate, and other Power Platform components.

When management connectors are managed in DLP policies, administrators can define how data flows among connectors to protect sensitive information. This controls which connectors can be used together in the same flow or application, thus ensuring compliance with organizational data governance strategies. By integrating management connectors into DLP policies, organizations can effectively manage risks related to data exposure and ensure secure operations across their Power Platform environments.

The other options suggest varying degrees of exclusion from DLP policies, which does not accurately reflect how management connectors are treated in practice. Understanding that management connectors are subject to the same DLP governance strategies as other connectors is essential for effective data protection and compliance within the Power Platform.