Protection, permissions and the "Add any authenticated users" option
Sharing is caring they say, and when we work with AIP, we must often consider how to configure labels to use for sharing internally and externally.
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Different rights for different users, using the same label.
I got a question today about how to give different rights to different users, using the same label and thought that could be an interesting blog post.
AIP in the Azure portal
One of my first (and most read) blog posts was AIP – Policies, Labels, templates and protection explained. The thing is, AIP has changed so much, it really isn't as useful as it once was back in the day (close to a year ago). Not only have the views changed, but it has become (as I see it at least) easier. I thought we should just take a quick look at how things look in the Azure portal these days.
End of support for the Rights Management sharing application
The Rights Management sharing application for Windows has been around for a while, and maybe some of you out there are still using it? Then it is time to do something about that. On January 31 st , 2019 the application has it’s end of support.
Now that we have unified labels, how do we work with them?
Since my blog post about migrating labels to Unified, I was asked how you can work with labels after. Well, things have changed after the migration.
Migrate labels from the Azure Portal to Office 365 Security & Compliance Center
For those of us who has done a lot of AIP work in the Azure Portal, or just want to move labels from the Azure portal to Unified labels in the Security & Compliance Center, this might help to do the actual migration.
Unified Labeling, and migration of labels to the Office 365 Security and Compliance center.
After Ignite, there has been some interest around changing the way we work with labels and protection. Many of us may want to to do our work in Office 365 Security & Compliance Center, which may seem to be where Microsoft is putting in their effort.