Microsoft Server 2012 Dynamic Access Control (DAC) is a new authorization model that gives companies the ability to define central access policies to control access to files based on the classification of the data and attributes of the user. DAC greatly simplifies the administration of file server security and makes it easier to comply with SEC regulations for information barriers and protection of sensitive client data.
Attendees of this webinar will learn more about Windows Server 2012 DAC and see how it can be applied to improve compliance with SEC regulations.
In this webinar, Microsoft and NextLabs will:
• Introduce you to DAC, a powerful new security feature in Windows Server 2012.
• Map DAC functionality to critical SEC requirements for classification, access control, information barriers and record keeping.
• Demonstrate a solution where DAC is used to automate SEC compliance controls across Windows Server 2012, Microsoft SharePoint and email.
This webinar will be helpful for customers who need to meet SEC requirements, or who are interested in creating information barriers between project teams. It is also helpful for both Compliance and IT professionals looking for tools to help them reduce IT administration cost, enable information sharing, and improve corporate compliance.
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Using Microsoft Dynamic Access Control for Electronic Export Compliance Microsoft Server 2012 Dynamic Access Control (DAC) is a new authorization model that gives companies the ability to define central access policies that control access to files based on the classification of the data and attributes of the user. IT administrators love DAC because it greatly simplifies the administration of file server security. Export Compliance loves DAC because it makes it easier to comply with global export control regulations for technical data. Please join Nir Ben Zvi, from Microsoft, and Andy Han, from NextLabs, to learn more about Windows Server 2012 DAC and see how it can be applied to improve compliance with global export regulations such as US ITAR and EAR. In this webinar, Microsoft and NextLabs will:Introduce you to DAC, a powerful new security feature in Windows Server 2012.Map DAC functionality to critical export compliance requirements for classification, access control, and record keeping.Demonstrate a solution where DAC is used to automate export compliance controls across Windows Server 2012 and Microsoft SharePoint. This webinar will be helpful for both Export Compliance and IT professionals looking for tools that will help them reduce IT administration cost, enable information sharing, and improve company compliance.