Information Protection
Classify, label, and protect sensitive data with encryption that travels with it.
Microsoft Purview Information Protection discovers, classifies, and protects sensitive data with sensitivity labels that apply encryption and access controls that travel with the file — wherever it goes, inside or outside the organisation. It makes protection persistent and data-centric. Faltrox designs the classification taxonomy and operates it as managed information protection.
Overview
What Information Protection is
Protecting sensitive data only while it sits in your environment is not enough — once a file is shared or downloaded, perimeter controls no longer apply. Microsoft Purview Information Protection makes protection data-centric: it classifies and labels sensitive data and applies encryption and access controls that travel with the file itself.
It provides sensitivity labels that classify data by sensitivity, apply visual markings, and enforce encryption and usage rights (who can open, edit, print, forward), automatic and recommended labelling using sensitive information types and trainable classifiers, and protection that persists wherever the file goes — even outside the organisation. It underpins Purview DLP and integrates across Microsoft 365 and beyond. Faltrox designs the classification taxonomy and label policy and operates it as managed information protection.
Coverage
What it protects
The platforms, threats, and surfaces this product is built to defend.
Sensitive Data
Discovers and classifies sensitive and regulated data across the estate.
Persistent Encryption
Encryption and access controls that travel with the file wherever it goes.
Usage Rights
Controls who can open, edit, print, and forward protected files.
Automatic Labelling
Automatic and recommended labelling using classifiers and information types.
Beyond the Perimeter
Protection persists outside the organisation, not just internally.
Microsoft 365 & Beyond
Labels apply across Microsoft 365, files, and third-party integrations.
How it works
The mechanism
How the product moves from signal to protected state, step by step.
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Discover
It discovers and classifies sensitive data using sensitive information types and trainable classifiers.
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Label
Sensitivity labels are applied automatically, by recommendation, or by users to classify data.
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Protect
Labels apply encryption, access controls, and visual markings that travel with the file.
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Persist
Protection persists wherever the file goes, inside or outside the organisation.
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Operate
Faltrox designs the taxonomy and label policy and operates it as managed information protection.
Capabilities
Key capabilities
Sensitivity Labels
Classify data by sensitivity with visual markings, encryption, and access controls.
Persistent Protection
Encryption and controls travel with the file wherever it goes.
Usage Rights
Controls who can open, edit, print, and forward protected files.
Automatic Labelling
Automatic and recommended labelling using information types and trainable classifiers.
Data Discovery
Discovers and classifies sensitive data across the estate.
DLP Foundation
Underpins Purview DLP with consistent classification and labels.
Broad Coverage
Labels apply across Microsoft 365, files, and third-party integrations.
Purview Integration
Part of the unified Microsoft Purview data security and compliance platform.
Works with
Part of the platform
Microsoft products this pairs with, and the Faltrox services that operate it.
Delivery
You buy the outcome, not the console
Managed by Faltrox
Faltrox licenses, deploys, and tunes Microsoft Information Protection for your environment, then runs it as part of a managed service, so you get the protection without staffing another security console.
FAQ
Common questions
01What is a sensitivity label?
A classification applied to data that carries protection with it — visual markings, encryption, and access controls (who can open, edit, print, forward). Because the protection is embedded in the file, it persists wherever the file goes, even outside your organisation, which perimeter controls cannot do.
02How does the encryption "travel with the file"?
The label applies encryption and usage rights to the file itself, so the protection stays with it when it is shared, downloaded, or emailed externally. Only authorised users can open it, and the controls (like blocking printing or forwarding) apply wherever it lands.
03Do users have to label everything manually?
No — automatic and recommended labelling uses sensitive information types and trainable classifiers to label data based on its content, so much of the classification happens automatically. Users can also apply labels, coached by recommendations. Faltrox designs that balance.
04How does it relate to DLP?
Information Protection provides the classification and labels; DLP uses them (alongside content inspection) to enforce policy. Together they give consistent, data-centric protection — labels travel with the data, and DLP controls where labelled data can go.
05How does Faltrox operate it?
We design the classification taxonomy and label policy, configure automatic and recommended labelling, and operate it — delivering managed information protection so your sensitive data is classified and protected consistently, wherever it goes.
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