Re: Microsoft AIP and DLP

[Jan Buitron <j.buitron2 () STUDENT CTUONLINE EDU>]

Hello James and All,


I have had an opportunity to work with ForcePoint on a project and can vouch for their professionalism in helping to 
set up Insider Threat Programs.


regards,


Jan Buitron, MSIA, CISSP
Doctoral Candidate in Computer Science
Masters of Science in Information Assurance, Norwich University
Adjunct Faculty in the MSIA program at Regis University
ITIL v3, v2 Foundations Certified, Network+
IBM Power Systems certified for AIX and Linux
MCSE in Windows 2000, MCSE in WinNT



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Subject: [SECURITY] Microsoft AIP and DLP


Hi All,



Looking for some discussion on experiences with implementation and user acceptance of these products.  We are in a 
decision phase and it look like, mostly because of the operational costs, we will be going with the Microsoft products. 
 Our other choices were ForcePoint and Symantec.



Thanks,





James Pardonek, MS, CISSP, CEH, GSNA

Information Security Officer
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