From File Explorer: Right-select a file, files, or folder, select Classify and protect , and then select Help and Feedback. The Tell me more link by default, goes to the Azure Information Protection website.
You can configure your own URL link that goes to a custom help page as one of the policy settings in the Microsoft compliance center. The Report an Issue link displays only if you specify an advanced setting. When you configure this setting, you specify an HTTP link such as the email address of your help desk. The Export Logs automatically collects and attaches log files for the Azure Information Protection unified labeling client if you have been asked to send these to Microsoft Support.
This option can also be used by end users to send these log files to your help desk. The Reset Settings signs out the user, deletes the currently downloaded sensitivity labels and label policies, and resets the user settings for the Azure Rights Management service. If you have technical problems with the client, see Support options and community resources. You do not have to be a local administrator to use this option and this action is not logged in the Event Viewer.
Unless files are locked, this action deletes all the files in the following locations. These files include client certificates, protection templates, sensitivity labels and policies from your labeling management center, and the cached user credentials.
The client log files are not deleted. The following registry keys and settings are deleted. If the settings for any of these registry keys have custom values, these must be reconfigured after you reset the client.
Typically for enterprise networks, these settings are configured by using group policy, in which case they are automatically reapplied when group policy is refreshed on the computer. However, there might be some settings that are configured one time with a script, or manually configured. In these cases, you must take additional steps to reconfigure these settings.
As an example, computers might run a script one time to configure settings for redirection to Azure Information Protection because you are migrating from AD RMS and still have a Service Connection Point on your network.
After resetting the client, the computer must run this script again. Use the Connected as value to confirm that the displayed user name identifies the account to be used for Azure Information Protection authentication.
This user name must match an account used for Microsoft or Azure Active Directory. The account must also belong to a Microsoft tenant that is configured for sensitivity labels in your labeling management portal.
If you need to sign in as a different user to the one displayed, see the Sign in as a different user instructions. Use the Version information to confirm which version of the client is installed. You can check whether this is the latest release version and the corresponding fixes and new features by reading the Version release information for the client. The Azure Information Protection unified labeling client supports the same languages that Office supports.
For a list of these languages, see the International availability page from Office. For these languages, menu options, dialog boxes, and messages from the Azure Information Protection unified labeling client display in the user's language. There is a single installer that detects the language, so no additional configuration is required to install the Azure Information Protection unified labeling client for different languages.
However, label names and descriptions that you specify are not automatically translated when you configure labels in your labeling center. Visual markings are not translated and do not support more than one language. After you have installed the Azure Information Protection unified labeling client, make sure that you give users instructions for how to label their documents and emails, and guidance for which labels to choose for specific scenarios.
For example,. Online user instructions: Azure Information Protection unified labeling user guide. The scanner for the unified labeling client is generally available.
Install the current version of the unified labeling client, from the Microsoft Download Center. If you are installing the scanner for the first time on a computer, download and install this client and then follow the instructions in Deploying the Azure Information Protection scanner to automatically classify and protect files. If you are upgrading the scanner from the Azure Information Protection classic client, or a previous version of the unified labeling client, see the Upgrading the Azure Information Protection scanner section for instructions.
The Azure Information Protection unified labeling client supports upgrading the Azure Information Protection classic client, as well as upgrading from previous versions of the Azure Information Protection unified labeling client.
When you are ready to deactivate the protection service from Azure Information Protection, use the following instructions. Use one of the following procedures to deactivate the protection service, Azure Rights Management.
Go to the Rights Management page for Microsoft administrators. When prompted Do you want to deactivate Rights Management? You should now see Rights Management is not activated and the option to activate. If you haven't already done so, open a new browser window and sign in to the Azure portal. Then navigate to the Azure Information Protection pane. For example, in the search box for resources, services, and docs: Start typing Information and select Azure Information Protection.
On the initial Azure Information Protection pane, select Protection activation. Select Yes to confirm your choice. The information bar displays Deactivation finished successfully and Deactivate is now replaced with Activate.
Skip to main content. This browser is no longer supported. Download Microsoft Edge More info. Contents Exit focus mode. Is this page helpful? Please rate your experience Yes No. Therefore, the VMs are also updated when they're restarted. To help customers verify that protections are enabled, we have published a PowerShell script that customers can run on their systems.
Install and run the script by running the following commands. Run the PowerShell module to verify that protections are enabled:. For a detailed explanation of the output of the PowerShell script, please see Knowledge Base article The microcode is delivered through a firmware update. Customers should check with their CPU chipset and device manufacturers on availability of applicable firmware security updates for their specific device, including Intel's Microcode Revision Guidance.
Addressing a hardware vulnerability through a software update presents significant challenges. Also, mitigations for older operating systems require extensive architectural changes. We are working with affected chip manufacturers to determine the best way to provide mitigations, which may be delivered in future updates. Updates for Microsoft Surface devices will be delivered to customers through Windows Update together with the updates for the Windows operating system.
For a list of available Surface device firmware microcode updates, see KB If your device is not from Microsoft, apply firmware from the device manufacturer. For more information, contact the OEM device manufacturer.
In February and March , Microsoft released added protection for some xbased systems. After applying the February Windows Security Update , HoloLens customers do not have to take any additional action to update their device firmware.
These mitigations will also be included in all future releases of Windows 10 for HoloLens. Security Only updates are not cumulative. Depending on the operating system version you are running, you will have to install every monthly Security Only updates to be protected against these vulnerabilities. We recommend installing these Security Only updates in the order of release. In fact, it does not. Applying the February security updates on Windows client operating systems enables all three mitigations.
Intel recently announced they have completed their validations and started to release microcode for newer CPU platforms. KB lists specific Knowledge Base articles by Windows version. This issue was resolved in KB These are available from the OEM firmware channel.
To get the latest Intel microcode updates through Windows Update, customers must have installed Intel microcode on devices running a Windows 10 operating system prior to upgrading to the Windows 10 April Update version The microcode update is also available directly from Catalog if it was not installed on the device prior to upgrading the OS. For more information and download instructions, see KB Microsoft Security Research and Defense Blog. Developer Guidance for Speculative Store Bypass.
For more information and to obtain the PowerShell script, see KB We are not currently aware of any instances of BCBS in our software, but we are continuing to research this vulnerability class and will work with industry partners to release mitigations as required.
These new speculative execution side-channel vulnerabilities can be used to read the content of memory across a trusted boundary and, if exploited, can lead to information disclosure.
An attacker could trigger the vulnerabilities through multiple vectors, depending on the configured environment. For more information about this vulnerability and a detailed view of affected scenarios, including Microsoft's approach to mitigating L1TF, see the following resources:. Security Advisory Security Research Blog. Server Guidance for L1 Terminal Fault.
Further guidance can be found in Windows guidance to protect against speculative execution side-channel vulnerabilities. Please refer to the guidance in Windows guidance to protect against speculative execution side-channel vulnerabilities.
For Azure guidance, please refer to this article: Guidance for mitigating speculative execution side-channel vulnerabilities in Azure. For more information about Retpoline enablement, refer to our blog post: Mitigating Spectre variant 2 with Retpoline on Windows.
As soon as we became aware of this issue, we worked quickly to address it and release an update. We strongly believe in close partnerships with both researchers and industry partners to make customers more secure, and did not publish details until Tuesday, August 6, consistent with coordinated vulnerability disclosure practices. Windows 10, version , all editions Windows 10, version , all editions Windows 10, version , all editions Windows 10, version , all editions Windows 10, version , all editions Windows 10 Windows RT 8.
My operating system is not listed. When can I expect a fix to be released? Will I get one? Where can I find Microsoft HoloLens operating system and firmware microcode updates?
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