Protect data from unauthorized access
Information Protection and Compliance
With Microsoft Information Protection (MIP) and Microsoft's other compliance products, you can protect against data breaches and meet your security policies.
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Confidential data in services from Microsoft and other providers
Stay in control with Microsoft Information Protection
Every year, billions of records are publicly exposed through attack or oversight, plus an unknown number of unpublicized data breaches. Microsoft Information Protection (MIP) brings together a suite of specialized products that provide a suitable response for each attack vector. The individual products nevertheless interlock and build on each other. They integrate naturally with the rest of the Microsoft 365 world, but also protect your data in other services and systems.
Microsoft Information Protection in our Webcast Friday
As part of our Webcast Friday series, our compliance experts regularly report on current topics.
Unified Labeling von AIP zu Teams
Mit Unified Labeling und der Integration von Microsoft 365 Groups gibt es nun ein einheitliches System, das Unternehmen einen integrierten und konsistenten Ansatz zum Erstellen, Konfigurieren und automatischen Anwenden umfassender Richtlinien zum Schutz und zur Verwaltung der gesamten Office 365-Umgebung bietet - über Geräte, Anwendungen, Cloud-Dienste und On Premises hinweg.
Prevent data loss with Data Loss Prevention
Companies are increasingly affected by data loss and data theft. It becomes particularly explosive when confidential data falls into the wrong hands. Data Loss Prevention is part of the Microsoft Information Protection product family, available with the E5 Subscription. With a Data Loss Prevention rule in the Microsoft 365 Compliance Center, you can identify, monitor and automatically protect sensitive information in Microsoft 365. We give you an overview.
Microsoft Information Protection
On the topic of data leakage, Microsoft offered several standalone products in the past. These included the RMS successor Azure Information Protection (AIP), Data Loss Prevention (DLP), Windows Information Protection (WIP) and the Intune-based WIP counterpart for non-Windows devices. We'll show how Microsoft combines these splinters into one big whole in Microsoft Information Protection (MIP).
Protect sensitive data everywhere
Sensitivity Labels
For which of your data should you implement additional protective measures? Sensitivity labels help you get an overview of where confidential data is being processed. Visible markers create awareness of confidentiality so users know where extra care is needed. Additional invisible markers enable automatic protection measures such as built-in encryption, tracking, and targeted use of other MIP features.
Endpoint DLP
Endpoint DLP lets you define which applications and services are allowed to process confidential data. Built into Windows 11, it requires no additional software and works directly on the endpoint device. For example, you can specify who is allowed to print classified data, copy it to USB sticks or upload it to 3rd party cloud providers, and how. Endpoint DLP can only monitor or block these actions, user warnings are also possible.
Office DLP
Office 365 and Teams make it easy to share data with colleagues or externals. But if a link falls into the wrong hands, so does access to the data. Even with an email, an additional address quickly slips into the recipient list. It's enough to use the auto-complete function and not look closely enough. This is where Office DLP steps in: Depending on the classification of the data and the configuration of the system, it blocks the release or sending of confidential data to unintended recipients or requires explicit confirmation from the user.
Bring your own Key (BYOK)
All data in Microsoft-365 is basically encrypted at multiple levels, from BitLocker disk encryption of the data center servers to service encryption with Tentant-specific keys. But this is not enough for all compliance policies - self-imposed in the group, by legal regulations or because of supplier requirements. In such cases, the keys used must be generated and controlled by the company itself. The BYOK mechanism can be used for service encryption (customer key: Exchange, SharePoint Online, Teams), for encrypted sensitivity labels or data in Azure.
Microsoft Cloud App Security (MCAS)
Which cloud services do your users use and what data is processed there? With Cloud App Security, you gain an overview and take back control. MCAS blocks downloads of sensitive data to devices that don't meet security requirements and uploads to services that don't reach the appropriate clearance level. MCAS reports suspicious cases and even allows real-time manual administrative intervention.