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Classification and label-centric security approach in O365 – understanding the big picture
Organizations no longer operate solely within their premises. Cloud and mobility become more and more important. Data is transmitted between organizations, users, devices, and applications, regardless of their location. The challenge is to identify sensitive information and to apply the right level of control in order to maintain security and privacy of such information. Today’s security approach is to control data on premises and/or on a device. The classification and label-centric security approach applies security directly to the data itself, so that it’s always protected and identifiable, regardless of the location, device, application, or any additional security measures.

The goal of the presentation is to highlight the big picture of the classification- and label-centric security approach from an organizational view and how it can be implemented in an organization, especially in O365 and other applications.

Identities – the new security perimeter
A lot of organizations still mainly invest in network security to protect their business data. However, the security landscape has changed and companies have to handle new challenges today. We strongly belief in a “Assume Breach” approach, where IT assumes that a hacker was already able to breach the security boundaries and accessing data. To manage these kind of scenarios IT needs new security tools which are able to identifies attackers in the network based on advanced detection methods.

The goal of this presentation is to give you a better understanding about the todays challenges and what kind of solutions are available for IT. We would like to give you a clear picture how you could implement such solutions in your organization.

Office 365 und Security: back to field no. 1?
Office 365 is a public cloud service, so it comes with a number of potential concerns — availability and security being the two biggest ones. Further questions are; do we have to reinvent everything from scratch or can we reuse several proven techniques from on premise as well in the future? What needs to be changed in the processes and maybe as well in user trainings, and what can we keep?

There are a number of benefits to a SaaS offering like Office 365, but you are playing by Microsoft’s rules, which means there are some things you can’t do. Let’s have an open discussion and bring together the experiences from all participants.