What is the default behavior for custom connectors with respect to DLP policies?

The correct answer highlights that custom connectors are not visible in the DLP (Data Loss Prevention) editor but are placed in the default data group. This behavior is significant in understanding how custom connectors interact with DLP policies within the Power Platform environment.

When a custom connector is created, it is considered a unique connection that can access specific data sources. However, its lack of visibility in the DLP editor means that administrators cannot directly manage it regarding data loss prevention policies. This can have implications for data security and governance, as custom connectors may access sensitive information without the oversight that DLP policies are designed to enforce.

The placement of these connectors in the default data group means that they are implicitly governed by the default settings established for data connections, but their invisibility creates a gap in the monitoring and management capabilities for those who enforce data policies. Understanding this behavior is crucial for administrators and functional consultants to ensure they align their use of custom connectors with organizational compliance and security requirements.