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Information Protection - Protecting Sensitive Data With Active Directory Rights Management Services in Windows Server 2008

Overview As more and more of the world's information, commerce, and communications moves to digital form, it will open the door to a new world of connected experiences. Increasingly, people envision a world of anywhere access - a world in which the information and the content that they value is available instantly and easily, no matter where they are. Ultimately, anywhere access depends on whether one can create and share information without fear that it will be compromised, stolen, or exploited. Active Directory Rights Management Services in Windows Server 2008 addresses the significant customer needs around secure anywhere access for information, with identity-based protection and policy that spans the entire information lifecycle.

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	Microsoft
Live Date	18th June 2008 00:00 BST
Format	Webcast
Topics	Security Management, Data Recovery - Security, Windows Server 2008

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