AD RMS helps organizations protect sensitive data such as financial reports, customer data, product specifications, and more. It does this through secure persistent usage policies that include trusted entities, usage rights and conditions, and encryption. @IRMinsider

1. Microsoft Active Directory RMS
A Briefer
On-Premise Edition
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2. What is Active Directory RMS?
• RMS = Rights Management Services
• A solution that protects sensitive data and intellectual property
• It protects INFORMATION
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3. Examples?
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4. Financial Reports
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5. Customer Data
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6. Product Specifications
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7. Confidential E-mails
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8. How Does RMS Work?
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9. Data Is Secure In Three Ways
• Trusted Entities
• Usage Rights & Conditions
• Encryption
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10. Trusted Entities
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11. Trusted Entities May Include:
• Individuals
• Groups
• Computers or Applications
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12. Usage Rights & Conditions
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13. Usage Rights & Conditions May Include:
• Permissions
• Read, Copy, Print, Save, Forward, Edit
• Conditions
• Expiration, Location
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14. Encryption
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15. Encryption Lets You:
• Enables information to be locked
• Only trusted entities can access the information
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16. Learn More
• http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/how-adrms-works.aspx
• http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Active_Directory_Rights_Management_Services
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17. Contact
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