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Azure Rights Management Dan Plastina https://twitter.com/TheRM SGuy https://linkedin.com/in/d anpl

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Azure RightsManagement

Dan Plastinahttps://twitter.com/TheRMSGuy https://linkedin.com/in/danpl

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What’s driving change?

IT

Employees CustomersBusiness partners

Devices AppsUsers Data

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Why do you seek to protect information?

Survey conducted with: 313 organizations 17,000,000 users 54,000 users on average

Reduce leakage of data shared with others (B2B collaboration)Partitioning of sensitive data from unauthorized usersPrevent malicious employees from leaking of secretsMeet compliance requirements

96%

94%89

%87%

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Other concerns…

Data privacy is mandated!

My existing DLP protection is too reactive. Can data be ‘born encrypted’?

How do I prepare for a fading perimeter?

Peer-to-peer federation is not practical or scalable. How do we establish ‘trust’?

IT must ‘reason over data’ to stay compliant, yet we need our sensitive data to be encrypted.

We want small steps to protect data now! We’re don’t want to slowly implement the ‘perfect grand solution’.

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Secured dataCompany external

Managed devicesCompany internal

Another New Challenge

You have a perimeter

Your perimeterCompany internal

You have managed devices within a broader perimeterYour business requiresyou to share sensitivedata outside of your control for B2B/B2C

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Persistent protection Storage independent solution

Permit all companies to authenticate

Authorization policies are enforced

Our promise<you> need to share <file types> between yourself and partners, suppliers, dealers, representatives, etc.

Powerful logging for reporting

End user use/abuse tracking

Ability to remote kill documents

Enable IT to reason over data

Tracking and Compliance

Works across all platforms

Free content consumption

Consistent user experience

Integrated into common apps/services

Ease of Use

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Demos

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Vision: Azure Rights Management

On any device

Email LOB appsFiles

Share internally Share externally (B2C)Share externally (B2B)

Policy enforcement

Document revocation

Document tracking

Access controlEncryption

Classification and labeling

In any part of the world

• US• EU• APAC

• China

• Germany

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Gartner StudyThe Role of EDRM in Data-Centric Security Gartner #G00275948

In this June 2015 report Mario Boer says: • "EDRM is a mature technology for enterprise wide persistent protection of data".

• Enterprise digital rights management has long been in Gartner's famed 'Trough of Disillusionment'.

• He offered other points in the 'Key Finding' section that made us smile. Be sure to look them up!

• "A broader data-centric security strategy requires a combination of EDRM with other technologies such as classification, DLP and data- centric audit and protection.“• He’s right… and Microsoft is active on all of these.

• "Many vendors offer a cloud solution to replace on -premises servers. This means cloud and the DMZ are not that different for EDRM offers. Moreover, the server does not see the body of the document, which makes cloud EDRM deployments interesting for even cloud-reluctant organizations."• We strongly support the view that a cloud EDRM offer makes this much better, even if

in the cloud.

Disclaimer: Gartner does not endorse any vendor, product or service depicted in its research publications, and does not advise technology users to select only those vendors with the highest ratings or other designation. Gartner research publications consist of the opinions of Gartner's research organization and should not be construed as statements of fact. Gartner disclaims all warranties, expressed or implied, with respect to this research, including any warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose." 

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Frost and Sullivan study

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KuppingerCole study

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Architecture

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Use Rights +

Rights management 101

Secret cola formula

WaterSugarBrown

#16Protect Unprotect

Usage rights and symmetric key stored in file as ‘license’

Each file is protected by a unique AES symmetric

License protected by customer-owned RSA key

WaterSugarBrown

#16

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Local processing on PCs/devices

Rights management 101

Apps protected with RMS enforce rights

SDK

Apps use the SDK to communicate with the RMS service/servers

File content is never sent to the RMS server/service.

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Use Rights+

Use Rights+

Azure RMS never sees the file content, only the license.

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Authentication & collaboration BYO Key

RMS connector

Authorization requests go to

a federation service

Topology

• Data protection for organizations at different stages of cloud adoption

• Ensures security because sensitive data is never sent to the RMS server

• Integration with on-premises assets with minimal effort

AAD Connect

ADFS

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Use Azure AD as the trusted fabricAzure Active Directory

ADFS

On-premises organizations doing full sync

On-premises organizations doing partial sync

Organizations completely in cloud

…and all of these organizations can interact with each other.

Organizations created through adhoc sign up

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Minimum sync profile for Azure RMS

Cn (common name) jdoe

displayName John Doe

Mail [email protected]

proxyAddresses SMTP:[email protected]

userPrincipalName [email protected]

accountEnabled True

objectSID (sync ID)01 05 00 05 15 00 00 E2 DB … CF A1 29 71 04 00 00

pwdLastSet 20141013171110.0ZsourceAnchor (for Licensing) NyWoidInKk2S4xtxK+GsbQ==

usageLocation (for Licensing) DE

Only PII data is first name, last name, and email address

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Take action now

Every day you share sensitive items with no form of protection.

Act now to protect your information — even if only with small steps.

Defend your information against internal leakages and outside cyber-attacks.

Protect information with identity-based viewing privileges.

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• Start with IT-controlled, DLP-performed protection• Users experience RMS protected data but don’t have to initiate the

protection• e.g.: DLP in Exchange Online, in Office apps*, and SharePoint online**• e.g.: FCI protection of data on a file share, MyDocs folder, or Work

Folder.

• Teach the critical few user initiating B2B to ‘share protected’• A small percentage of users do most of the sensitive B2B sharing• e.g: Automotive dealership price lists / sales incentives• e.g: Vendor bid manager• e.g: SAP reporting

• Enable broader RMS where users initiate themselves• Let users opt-in initially. Tracking, remote kill, Do-not-forward are strong

benefits

Examples of step-wise approaches

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• Control sensitive email flow, internally, across all devices

• Share an Office file with external users• Board of Directors email communications• Document use tracking, abuse detection, and

revocation• Business-to-Customer secure email (and replies)• Control the download of files stored in

SharePoint• Securing reports generated from SAP• Protecting files on a user’s ‘Documents’ folder,

file share• Share CAD drawings, Redacted PDFs, and

analyst reports.

Top RMS Use Cases

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Vision: Azure Rights Management

On any device

Email LOB appsFiles

Share internally Share externally (B2C)Share externally (B2B)

Policy enforcement

Document revocation

Document tracking

Access controlEncryption

Classification and labeling

In any part of the world

• US• EU• APAC

• China

• Germany

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Follow @ https://twitter.com/TheRMSGuy

Learn more @ http://www.Microsoft.com/rms

Discover @ http://curah.microsoft.com/56313

For questions email [email protected]

IT Pro blog @ http://blogs.technet.com/b/rms

Get involved @ https://www.yammer.com/AskIPteam

Sign up @ http://portal.aadrm.com

Download @ http://portal.aadrm.com/home/download

Next steps

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© 2015 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. Microsoft, Windows, Windows Vista and other product names are or may be registered trademarks and/or trademarks in the U.S. and/or other countries.The information herein is for informational purposes only and represents the current view of Microsoft Corporation as of the date of this presentation. Because Microsoft must respond to changing market conditions, it should not be interpreted to be a commitment on the part of Microsoft, and Microsoft cannot guarantee the accuracy of any information provided after the date of this presentation. MICROSOFT MAKES NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESS, IMPLIED OR STATUTORY, AS TO THE INFORMATION IN THIS PRESENTATION.

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• Azure RMS Quick activation, B2B trust –enabled• RMS App RMS task assistant and viewer on all

platforms• RMS App (Mobile) RMS task assistant and viewer

on all platforms• Doc Tracking Permits viewing file usage /

remote revocation• Templates Global and departmental policies• Onboarding Easier pilots, partial deployments• Migration Toolkit AD RMS to Azure RMS phased

migration• BYOK Bring your own HSM-backed key to

the cloud• Cmdlets Power Shell commands for task

automation• RMS SDK Enable your own applications (LOB)

Resources – RMS

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Resources – Partner ISVs

• Secude Protection of reports leaving SAP

• Secure Island Classification and RMS ‘enhancer’

• Titus Classification and RMS ‘enhancer’ • Watchful Software Classification and RMS

‘enhancer’

• Foxit PDF Reader with built-in RMS• Foxit Redaction Redacted PDF with ‘view all content ’

mode• Gigatrust Adobe Reader PDF extension for RMS