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Share Information Securely in SharePoint
TITUS Metadata Security for SharePoint enables organizations to protect and securely share sensitive content in Microsoft SharePoint by ensuring that the right people access the right information. TITUS enhances SharePoint security by automatically applying permissions to sensitive documents and lists based on their metadata. In addition, with Metadata Security Claims Edition, organizations can combine metadata and trusted user claims to control access to content. With TITUS Metadata Security for SharePoint, there is no need to manually define access rights for every document, and you can be sure that security access policies are applied consistently and automatically across all your sensitive content in SharePoint.
TITUS Metadata Security allows your organization to:
Ensure the right people access the right information
- Automatically determine access based on document metadata
- Enforce fine-grained policies over sensitive content
- Safely store sensitive data alongside non-sensitive data
Automate security
- Use rule-based access control policies to automate permissions
- Reduce SharePoint administration costs
- Automate security across libraries, lists, sites, or site collections
Ensure consistent and strong data governance
- Ensure security is applied consistently across all SharePoint content
- Strengthen governance with fine-grained security and logging
- Comply with regulations such as ITAR, HIPAA, CUI, GPMS and ISO 27001
Users see different views depending on the SharePoint item’s metadata properties.
"TITUS Metadata Security for SharePoint provides the proper controls at the right levels while dynamically addressing your data governance needs." ...read more — Joel Oleson, SharePoint Expert
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Antonio Maio, TITUS
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Microsoft SharePoint MVP
"Metadata Security allowed us to use a single document management library that, with a few additional metadata elements, allows us to maintain security at the document level without burdening IT staff or the end user with a laborious publishing process." — Leo Murphy, Micro Matic USA Inc.