Retirement notification for the Azure Information Protection Unified Labeling add-in for Office
We are officially announcing the retirement of the Azure Information Protection (AIP) Unified Labeling add-in for Office and starting the 12-month clock, after which it will reach retirement on April 11, 2024.
Common questions on Microsoft Purview Data Loss Prevention for endpoints
This guide covers the top-of-mind FAQs on Microsoft Purview DLP for endpoints. We have collaborated with engineers, designers, and Endpoint DLP experts to increase your confidence on the Endpoint DLP capabilities, and to help you learn more about your setup. We hope you enjoy these guidelines to troubleshoot your most common issues with deployment, if any!Azure Information Protection and the Information Protection Modernization Journey
Azure Information Protection (AIP) has been on a multi-year modernization and integration journey with the goal of providing a cohesive and coherent classification, labeling, and protection stack for our customers. In this blog, you’ll get the latest AIP components status and what our future plans are.How business conduct violations can help understand data security risks
Discover how the integration of Communication Compliance and Insider Risk Management enhances understanding of data security risks by providing deeper insights into user intent on potentially risky activities, ultimately aiding proactive management and safeguarding of sensitive assets within organizations.Encryption algorithm changes in Microsoft Purview Information Protection
Microsoft Purview Information Protection will use AES256 in cipher block chaining mode (AES256-CBC) by default starting in August 2023. Action may be required for your organization. The following guidance applies to protection applied via sensitivity labels, or directly via the legacy protection experience using either Azure Rights Management service or Active Directory Rights Management Service.
