Security Management Strategies for the CIOAccess "Product review: Titus Labs' Message Classification"
This article is part of the February 2008 issue of Does security make the grade in Windows Server 2008?
DOCUMENT CLASSIFICATION Message Classification REVIEWED BY MIKE CHAPPLE Titus Labs Price: Standard Edition starts at $22.95 per user, Enterprise Edition at $34.95 per user Classifying data is tedious and frustrating, but it's impossible to develop appropriate security policies and standards, or efficient e-discovery processes, without a solid understanding of the value of enterprise data. Message Classification is a simple tool to classify and label Microsoft Outlook email messages, removing some of the barriers to this onerous task. Custom policies control the visual markings applied to messages and prevent third parties from downgrading the classification of a message when forwarding or replying. It's available in a Standard Edition and an Enterprise Edition that offers advanced interoperability with other technologies. Policy Control B The Standard Edition provides basic policy options: You may require the labeling of messages in the body and/or the subject with first- and second-level classifications. You may either warn the user or block attempts to ... Access >>>
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