China Physical Addresses (Microsoft built-in)
Catalogue reference for the Microsoft Purview built-in China Physical Addresses sensitive information type, which detects street addresses in China using Microsoft's named-entity address model. Microsoft documents this named-entity SIT without a recommended confidence level. This YAML-only record lets a package recipe include the Microsoft entity explicitly; it does not reproduce Microsoft's built-in regular expressions, keyword dictionaries, checksums or XML.
- Type
- keyword_list
- Confidence
- medium
- Confidence justification
- Medium confidence for this YAML-only record: its keyword logic finds references to the built-in entity name with Microsoft Purview context, not populated values. The record does not claim to reproduce Microsoft's proprietary detection logic.
- Jurisdictions
- cn
- Regulations
- PIPL (China)
- Frameworks
- ISO 27001, ISO 27701
- Data categories
- pii, contact-information
- Scope
- specific
- Risk rating
- 3
Should match
China Physical Addresses built-in SIT— Microsoft built-in entity nameChina Physical Addresses catalogue reference— Name variant used for registry discoveryDLP policy inventory - Microsoft Purview Rule: Builtin-cn-physical-addresses-builtin Condition: China Physical Addresses (built-in entity c37d5e84-bc2e-458a-be24-6a69b23562f7), medium confidence, instance count 1 or more Action: notify sender— DLP rule inventory row naming the built-in entity with Microsoft Purview context
Should not match
Shipping address on file— Populated value or sibling reference without the built-in entity nameDelivery address change request— Populated value or sibling reference without the built-in entity namePostal code lookup table— Populated value or sibling reference without the built-in entity name
Known false positives
- Documentation and policy inventories can mention the Microsoft built-in entity by name. Mitigation: Treat this YAML-only record as catalogue discovery; enable the Microsoft entity for value detection.
- The custom SIT cn-physical-addresses detects the same data; deploying both doubles matches on the same content. Mitigation: Pick one per package. The custom SIT is the default; include this built-in only by an explicit recipe decision.