Microsoft Information Protection (MIP). Yet another abbreviation you need to know about?
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If you are following the news from Ignite, you might have heard the abbreviation MIP. Forget AIP. The big news is MIP someone said to me. Sounds a little dramatic right? Is AIP really dead? Well, to calm down everyone who has invested time and effort into AIP: MIP is not taking over for AIP, it is rather a new umbrella that includes AIP and a lot of other security solutions. It can be seen as a new step in the evolution of Microsoft’s overall information protection strategy.