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| 9 | Information Rights Management |
As described in the previous chapter, there are several technologies that address the security of unstructured data, but once that data leaves your network, those security technologies lose their effectiveness because you no longer control the environments where the data has migrated. One common theme among those technologies is that the security controls are tied to something other than the data itself, such as network or computer perimeters. As discussed, there is only one technology that fully secures access to the data regardless of where it travels. The solution is to build the classification metadata, the access controls, and the information about which rights are allowed to individual ...
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