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Microsoft Executive Circle Webcast: What Do Office 2003, Information Security, and Regulatory Compliance Have in Common?

Overview Organizations are constantly looking for better ways to secure Web content, documents, and e-mail; whether it's to protect sensitive and confidential information, or to comply with government regulations. Information security, data protection, governance, and regulatory compliance must work hand-in-hand in the fast-paced, competitive, and regulated markets. In this webcast, Triad Information Security Services will highlight how Microsoft Office 2003 and Microsoft Windows Rights Management Services (RMS) equip organizations with solutions that aid regulatory compliance efforts. The presenter shows how implementing these technologies will help create an additional layer in the organization's overall defense-in depth and data protection strategies.

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	Microsoft
Live Date	14th April 2007 01:01 BST
Format	Webcast
Topics	Network Security, Security Management, Data Recovery - Security

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