Microsoft Information Protection
Reclaim control of your sensitive data
[INTRODUCTION]
What is MIP?
Microsoft Information Protection (MIP) enables you to gain visibility and security over your organization’s shared data. With MIP, we can help you wield the power to find, classify, and protect your business’s sensitive information.
[OVERVIEW]
What does MIP help you do?
Classify unstructured data
Give your users a one-click process to apply your pre-defined classifications to their documents and emails.
Define how your content is shared
Control and protect how you share emails, documents, and other sensitive data both internally and externally with MIP.
Designate usage rights
Maintain control of your data even after it leaves company ‘walls’. Microsoft Information Protection lets you define which external parties can see your content.
Track and report
Use data classifications to identify where sensitive data is stored and apply data loss prevention (DLP) policies.
[YOUR CHALLENGES]
Client challenges we resolve with MIP
Our expert consultants have significant experience implementing Microsoft Information Protection for organizations across industries. We can help you develop sophisticated strategies for classifying and protecting documents, intellectual property, sensitive data, and more.
The main challenges MIP helps our clients resolve include:
Unstructured data classification
Enable user-driven and automatic classification of documents and email by defining a data classification standard and program.
Rights management
Protect sensitive data by controlling how it is used and who can access it with MIP’s information rights management capabilities.
Inventory and classification
Search file shares, SharePoint sites, and other storage locations to identify potentially sensitive data and automatically classify and protect it with MIP’s labelling engine.
Data loss prevention
Use Office 365 and Endpoint DLP’s rules to build on your MIP sensitivity labels to identify and prevent data from leaving the organization maliciously or inadvertently.
[CONTACT US]
Partner with Microsoft experts you can trust
Regain control and protect your sensitive data by reaching out to us for help.
[FROM THE BLOG]
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Taking Back Your Runaway Active Directory
When it comes to designing and administering active directory (AD), sometimes less is more. I have worked with a variety of both large and small
Should I Upgrade Active Directory Domain Services to Windows Server 2025?
The last major Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS) update came with the release of Windows Server 2016. While there was a schema update with
Active Directory Hardening: Risks, Mitigation, and Best Practices
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Microsoft Information Protection
Reclaim control of your sensitive data
[INTRODUCTION]
What is MIP?
Microsoft Information Protection (MIP) enables you to gain visibility and security over your organization’s shared data. With MIP, we can help you wield the power to find, classify, and protect your business’s sensitive information.
[OVERVIEW]
What does MIP help you do?
Classify unstructured data
Give your users a one-click process to apply your pre-defined classifications to their documents and emails.
Define how your content is shared
Control and protect how you share emails, documents, and other sensitive data both internally and externally with MIP.
Designate usage rights
Maintain control of your data even after it leaves company ‘walls’. Microsoft Information Protection lets you define which external parties can see your content.
Track and report
Use data classifications to identify where sensitive data is stored and apply data loss prevention (DLP) policies.
[YOUR CHALLENGES]
Client challenges we resolve with MIP
Our expert consultants have significant experience implementing Microsoft Information Protection for organizations across industries. We can help you develop sophisticated strategies for classifying and protecting documents, intellectual property, sensitive data, and more.
The main challenges MIP helps our clients resolve include:
Unstructured data classification
Enable user-driven and automatic classification of documents and email by defining a data classification standard and program.
Rights management
Protect sensitive data by controlling how it is used and who can access it with MIP’s information rights management capabilities.
Inventory and classification
Search file shares, SharePoint sites, and other storage locations to identify potentially sensitive data and automatically classify and protect it with MIP’s labelling engine.
Data loss prevention
Use Office 365 and Endpoint DLP’s rules to build on your MIP sensitivity labels to identify and prevent data from leaving the organization maliciously or inadvertently.
[CONTACT US]
Partner with Microsoft experts you can trust
Regain control and protect your sensitive data by reaching out to us for help.
[FROM THE BLOG]
Although organizations have made strides in the security of their on-premises Active Directory environments, password harvesting methods such as the Kerberoasting attack or AS-REP roasting remain prevalent in cyberattacks. Unfortunately, [...]
When it comes to designing and administering active directory (AD), sometimes less is more. I have worked with a variety of both large and small AD environments where years of [...]
The last major Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS) update came with the release of Windows Server 2016. While there was a schema update with Windows Server 2019, it was [...]
Microsoft Active Directory (AD) serves many purposes. The most important role it provides is authentication. To make authentication painless, Windows (and non-Windows) systems use AD to authenticate user accounts and [...]
