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- Decrypt DKE protected content by Super User
However, decrypting DKE protected content by the organization without user interference is a complex process, especially when dealing with highly sensitive information This is where the super user account comes into play
- Understanding Microsoft Information Protection Encryption Key Types
With DKE, customers can choose to host their DKE service and keys in the location of their choosing How it works: If you have not already set up the Azure Information Protection service using MMK or BYOK Deploy Double Key Encryption Service at your preferred location i e , on-premise or cloud
- Microsoft in Going to Rollout Double Key Encryption in Microsoft 365 . . .
Microsoft 365 Apps users now have the option to utilize Double Key Encryption (DKE) to safeguard their highly confidential information By leveraging the integrated labeling client, files and emails can be protected with DKE This approach involves storing one encryption key in Microsoft Azure while the user retains the other key
- Host DKE on IIS, using an on-premises server
This blog post is intended to show how to publish Double Key Encrytion (DKE) reference implementation in an on-premises Windows Server with IIS – keeping
- DKE Troubleshooting | Microsoft Community Hub
The following blog post helps you troubleshoot the reference implementation for DKE nbsp;
- Implement DKE B2B scenarios | Microsoft Community Hub
This blog post is intended to show how to implement a B2B scenario with Double Key Encryption (DKE) – allowing users from other tenants to open DKE protected
- Double Key Encryption (DKE) - Why two keys? | Microsoft Community Hub
DKE gives an extra layer of security allowing you to retain control of one of the keys-giving you ultimate authority over access to your data It was also designed to fulfill regulatory and compliance standards which require the use of multiple keys to protect sensitive highly regulated data DKE helps organizations meet these requirements
- Insightful and intelligent classification and protection are key to . . .
Double Key Encryption (DKE) can be used to protect your most sensitive files and emails in Microsoft 365 Apps on Windows with built-in labeling in Office With DKE, Microsoft stores one key in Microsoft Azure and you hold the other key, ensuring that only you can ever decrypt protected content, under all circumstances
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