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[ Team LiB ] Understanding Information Rights Management New to Outlook 2003, Information Rights Management (IRM) enables you to secure a message, including any attachments, to prevent the recipient from printing, forwarding, or copying the message or attachment. The recipient can open the message only after she confirms her identity by logging on to her Passport account. Although there are similarities between digital signatures and IRM, they're two distinct methods you can use to secure your messages. You can digitally sign and encrypt IRM-protected messages. A digital signature is used to prove you are the person sending the message; encryption...
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Understanding Information Rights Management
New to Outlook 2003, Information Rights Management (IRM) enables you to secure a
message, including any attachments, to prevent the recipient from printing, forwarding,
or copying the message or attachment. The recipient can open the message only after she
confirms her identity by logging on to her Passport account.
Although there are similarities between digital signatures and IRM,
they're two distinct methods you can use to secure your messages.
You can digitally sign and encrypt IRM-protected messages.
A digital signature is used to prove you are the person sending the
message; encryption prevents someone who doesn't have your
private key from opening the message.
IRM ensures the confidentiality of the message and attached
documents by preventing the recipient from printing, forwarding, or
copying a message that's sent with IRM enabled.
Office 2003 applications that support IRM are Word, PowerPoint, and Excel. Microsoft
will release a server add-on for corporations that want to deploy IRM internally. Anyone
with a .NET Passport account can control permissions for their messages and read
restricted messages or documents. Other documents are partially restricted in that they're
restricted when attached to a message that's protected by IRM. The File and Save dialogs
are disabled, along with Print and Forward. However, you can save the attachments to
your drive and use them as you normally would. When you send a message or document
using restricted permissions to someone who doesn't have Office 2003, he'll have to
install an Internet Explorer add-in to read the message or view the attachment.
Don't confuse using document protection with IRM. Both can prevent others from using
the document, but each method has advantages and disadvantages.
• Document protection uses a password to protect the document from prying eyes.
Anyone who knows the password can open the document and you can't control
what happens to it.
• IRM protects the document using a digital certificate and only those people you
give permission to can open the document. You retain complete control over the
document, including whether someone can edit, copy, or print it. In the case of
email, you can prevent others from forwarding the message.
- A popular trick to reduce mailbox size is to remove large attachments
from messages and then save the message. However, when a message
has restricted permissions assigned, you're unable to remove the
attachments and save the message. If you need to keep the message,
you'll also have to keep the attachment with it.
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