Microsoft has three different levels of functionality around controlling access to critical intellectual property with rights management.
This option is for those who want base level security and the ability to keep documents that are stored in the cloud secure. It does not protect documents stored locally on a file share, but there is a connector available for Exchange and SharePoint.
This option is for those who need to protect documents stored both in the cloud and on premises. For this option, users are required to take an action to manually protect the documents or documents can be protected in mass by a policy created and managed by an administrator.
This option is for those who wants their security to always be implemented as Plan 2 allows for automation. With Plan 2, you can automatically classify your documents based on the rules an Administrator implements so you never have to worry about an end-user forgetting to encrypt a critical document.
1 Some Office 365 subscriptions also include data protection using Microsoft Azure RMS. For information on those Office 365 subscriptions and the data protection capabilities they include, refer toAzure Information Protection licensing datasheet.
2 Azure subscription required to use configured key for Bring Your Own Key (BYOK).
3 Currently, you can also use this free subscription to help protect documents and create new email messages with enhanced protection. However, the ability to author new protected content is intended for trial use only and might be removed in the future.
4 Includes activating/deactivating the service, onboarding controls for a phased deployment, usage logging, super user capability for eDiscovery and data recovery, bulk protect/unprotect of files.
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