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As simple as AIP can be, it can also become really confusing. All this talk about labels, policies, scoped policies, templates and protection can seem a bit hard to grasp at first, but I will try to simplify it here.

Last time we looked at what AIP is, and why you should consider implementing it. In this post, I will try to show you how to get started with some of the basic functionality included in AIP.

A significant part of our work days consist of creating and exchanging information and there’s a big chance that some of that should be secured from prying eyes or competitors. There are several systems that can help us with this, and today we will have a look at Microsoft's solution: Azure Information Protection.