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Help with generating new Guid's

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Tech stack
sql

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The request concerns a local Information Protection Policy.json file and adding custom labels, information types, keywords, and GUIDs. Start by locating that policy and any existing classification documentation; done means documenting whether custom GUIDs and classifications are supported and explaining the required setup.

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I'm would like to use a local copy of Information Protection Policy.json to add a couple of classifications more suitable to my business (I work at a University). I would like to add 'Academic' as a Label, then extend "InformationTypes" with an additional 'DisplayName' and key words patterns (additional regex's). However, I can't find any documentation or guidance on how to generate the new GUID's I think I need to set the new Classifications up. Can you advise please?

Thanks Tony


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