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CANITPRO Connection #1 - Office 365 Security Considerations
Description
On this episode of the CANITPRO Connection, I sit down with Eric Ivankovich, Microsoft Office Productivity Technical Specialist, to talk about security considerations when implementing an Office 365 solution. Highlights in regards to our discussion include:
- Defense at Depth: A Multiple Dimensional Approach to Office 365 Security
- Content Level Encryption
- Customer Lockbox Implementation
As always, Pierre and I will continue create contact based on your feedback and requests. Feel free to comment below any questions you may have regarding Office 365 Security Consideration or suggest what you would like to see covered in a future episode.
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The Discussion
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Rick How will you be addressing the security issues of the OneDrive for Business sync-client. While we know any user can take content and store it anywhere, it would be nice, at least, if/when a user's Office365 license is revoked any OneDrive for Business sync clients could acknowledge this and delete any local sync'd content off of that device.