You can find details of the default AIP policy here. Information protection is largely a business-driven initiative, requiring the classification of information and the construction of appropriate policies to allow labels and protections to be applied to files and emails. AIP is not a feature that you simply turn on. Customers who have purchased AIP-included licenses, but are not yet using AIP, may well be doing so for good reasons. The main cause for concern here will be any user or admin training required for the use of Office 365 Message Encryption and other AIP features.
#Enable wcm right to use license update
With this update your organization can start using Office 365 Message Encryption capabilities. Importantly, all licenses that include AIP entitle users to use Office 365 Message Encryption (OME), which is the justification provided by Microsoft for enabling AIP automatically for eligible customers. Office 365 Enterprise E3 or later, and EM+S E3 or higher, and Microsoft 365 E3 or higher all include AIP, AIP Premium 1, or AIP Premium 2. This follows the announcement in February that AIP will be enabled by default for eligible new Office 365 tenants.Īzure Information Protection (AIP) is available as a standalone license subscription, and is also included with several licensing bundles. Starting July 1, 2018, we will be enabling the protection features in Azure Information Protection to customers with the eligible Office 365 licenses. We are making some changes to your Azure Information Protection (AIP) configuration. In a new message center notice, Microsoft is advising customers of upcoming changes to Azure Information Protection.
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