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# DDR Policies

Prisma Cloud DSPM provides an out-of-the-box set of DDR policies that is continuously being integrated into the platform by our team of experienced data researchers. The policy categories currently supported are:

* First Move
* Attack
* Compliance

The **Policies** page displays an overview of the active policies in the environment. An explanation of the different policy categories is also available from this page - simply click on the category's name.

![](/files/VjAvRJiXM8O2sdqQttg8)

For each policy, you can navigate to the **Open Alerts** associated with this policy by clicking on the number in the **Open Alerts** column. This takes you to the Alerts page.

From the **Actions** column, you can disable or enable a selected policy.

![policies\_actions.png](/files/C01B5cF32VlfbVnmXdN9)

Filtering and saving Views in the **DDR Policies** page is similar to previous pages.


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