Exchange Server 2013 Regulatory Compliance
Course info
Course info
Description
In this course, we will discuss regulatory compliance from the perspective of what is built into Exchange 2013, as well as third-party alternatives. We will also look at personal vs. third-party archive, messaging records management, in-place hold, in-place eDiscovery, journaling, transport rules, data loss prevention, auditing, informational rights management (IRM), and alternative possibilities to regulatory compliance.
About the author
J. Peter Bruzzese (one of the co-founders of ClipTraining.com) is an Exchange MVP and an internationally published technical author with over a dozen titles to his credit. In addition, he is a Microsoft Certified Trainer (MCT) and a Triple-MCSE and MCITP for Messaging. He has been a technical journalist for 15 years and is the Enterprise Windows columnist for InfoWorld.
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Section Introduction Transcripts
Introduction
Greetings and welcome to Pluralsight. You're watching Exchange Server 2013 Regulatory Compliance. This lesson is entitled, Introduction. I'm your instructor, J Peter Bruzzese. And you can read my blog at ExclusivelyExchange. com. If you have any questions or comments, feel free to reach out to me on Twitter @JPBruzzese. So, to outline this lesson, first we'll discuss, who is J Peter Bruzzese? Then, what is this course about? And finally, we'll summarize the information within this lesson.
An Overview of Regulatory Compliance
Greetings and welcome to Pluralsight. You're watching Exchange Server 2013 Regulatory Compliance. This lesson is entitled An Overview of Regulatory Compliance. I'm your instructor J Peter Bruzzese and you can read my blog at exclusivelyexchange. com. If you have any questions or comments, feel free to reach out to me on twitter @JPBruzzese. As an outline of the discussion to follow, we're going to discuss the purpose of regulatory compliance, examples of regulatory compliance laws, regulatory burden for IT administrators, tools to assist in exchange regulatory compliance, and then we'll summarize the discussion at the end. Okay, so let's get started.
Personal Archive vs. Third Party Archive
Greetings and welcome to Pluralsight. You're watching Exchange Server 2013 Regulatory Compliance. This lesson is entitled Personal Archive vs Third Party Archive. I'm your instructor, J. Peter Bruzzese and you can read my blog at ExclusivelyExchange. com. If you have any questions or comments feel free to reach out to me on twitter at JPBruzzese. In this lesson we are going to discuss an overview of archiving to start with. Then we'll discuss in place archiving also known as personal archive. We'll go through a demonstration of working with Exchange 2013 archive and then we'll discuss the value of third party archive solutions. And then at the end we'll go through a summarization of the lesson itself. Okay, so let's get started.
Messaging Records Management
Greetings and welcome to Pluralsight. You're watching Exchange Server 2013 Regulatory Compliance. This lesson is entitled Messaging Records Management. I'm your instructor J Peter Bruzzese and you can read my blog at ExclusivelyExchange. com. If you have any questions or comments, feel free to reach out to me on Twitter @JPBruzzese. So in this lesson, we'll start off with an overview of messaging records management. Then we'll go into some MRM scenario options that will help you to get a good understanding as to when you would use, and how you would use messaging records management. We'll do a little MRM demo so you have an understanding with Exchange 2013, how the messaging records management feature actually works in practice. And then we'll summarize the entire discussion at the end. Okay, so let's get started.
In-Place Hold
Greetings and welcome to Pluralsight. You're watching exchange server 2013 Regulatory Compliance. This lesson is entitled in-place hold. I'm your instructor, J Peter Bruzzese and you can read my blog at exclusivelyexchange. com. If you have any questions or comments. Feel free to reach out to me on Twitter @JPBruzzese. In this lesson we're going to discuss first of all, An Overview of In-Place Hold. Then we'll do a Demonstration of Creating an In-Place Hold. And then we'll summarize the discussion at the end. Okay, so let's get started.
In-Place eDiscovery
Greetings and welcome to Pluralsight. You're watching Exchange Server 2013 Regulatory Compliance. This lesson is entitled In-Place eDiscovery. I'm your instructor J. Peter Bruzzese and you can read my blog at ExclusivelyExchange. com. If you have any questions or comments, feel free to reach out to me on Twitter @JPBruzzese. So in this discussion, we're going to start off with an overview of' In-Place eDiscovery'. Then we'll do a demonstration of performing an eDiscovery search, and we'll summarize the discussion at the end. Okay, so let's get started.
Journaling
Greetings, and welcome to Pluralsight. You're watching Exchange Server 2013 Regulatory Compliance. This lesson is entitled Journaling. I'm your instructor, J. Peter Bruzzese. And you can read my blog at exclusivelyexchange. com. If you have any questions or comments, feel free to reach out to me on Twitter @jpbruzzese. So this lesson is a pretty straightforward one. As our outline, we are looking pretty much at going through an overview of journaling, then, working through a demonstration of journaling, seeing the various options and so forth. And then we'll summarize the discussion at the end. Okay, so let's get started.
Transport Rules
Greetings and welcome to Pluralsight. You're watching exchange server 2013, Regulatory Compliance. This lesson is entitled Transport Rules. I'm your instruction J. Peter Bruzzese and you can read my blog at ExclusivelyExchange. com. If you have any questions or comments. Feel free to reach out to me on Twitter @JPBruzzese. In this lesson we're going to discuss the following, an overview of transport rules, practical transport rules, the anatomy of a rule. And then we'll have a demonstration configuring two transport rules. They'll be two different types of rules, and that'll give us an example we can utilize going forward, being that there are literally thousands of different rules that you can create. And at the end, we'll summarize all of the information from the lesson. Okay. So, let's get started.
Data Loss Prevention
Greetings, and welcome to Pluralsight. You're watching Exchange Server 2013 Regulatory Compliance. This lesson is entitled Data Loss Prevention. I'm your instructor J. Peter Bruzzese. And you can read my blog, at ExlusivelyExchange. com. If you have any questions, or comments, feel free to reach out to me on Twitter, @JPBruzzese. In this lesson we're going to start with, quantifying the data breach epidemic quotes. Then we'll jump in to an overview of data loss prevention, or DLP. We'll discuss the different policy types for DLP, in Exchange 2013. Then we'll go to a demonstration, working with data loss prevention, so you have an opportunity to see how it works for yourself, within Exchange 2013. And then we'll conclude with a summary of the learning points from the lesson as well as some of the finer points that we learned from the demo. Okay, so let's get started.
Auditing
Greetings and welcome to Pluralsight. You're watching Exchange Server 2013 Regulatory Compliance. This lesson is entitled auditing, I'm your instructor J. Peter Bruzzese, and you can read my blog at exclusivlyexchange. com. If you have any questions or comments, feel free to reach out to me on Twitter @JPBruzzese. So, in this discussion we're going to be looking at, first of all, an overview of Mailbox Audit Logging. Then we'll actually do a demonstration of enabling Mailbox Audit Logging in Office 365. And so, it's easier to do this in an on premise environment, but given that a lot of folks are moving to office 365, we thought it would be good to demonstrate how you would connect and perform the same tasks you would on Premise through the power shell connection. We'll also discuss an Overview of administrator Audit Logging, and we'll discuss auditing reports. And, at the end, we'll summarize this discussion. Okay, so let's get started.
Information Rights Management (IRM)
Greetings and welcome to Pluralsight. You're watching Exchange Server 2013, Regulatory Compliance. This lesson, is entitled information right management or, IRM. I'm your instructor, J Peter Bruzzese. And you can read my blog at ExclusivelyExchange. com. If you have any questions or comments, feel free to reach out to me on Twitter @JPBruzzese. The discussion regarding Information Rights Management in this lesson is going to be a pretty brief one. We're basically going to provide an overview of Information Rights Management. And then at the end, we'll summarize that overview. Okay, so let's get started.
Alternative Possibiliities to Regulatory Compliance
Greetings, and welcome to Pluralsight. You're watching Exchange Server 2013 Regulatory Compliance. This lesson is entitled Alternative Possibilities to Regulatory Compliance. I'm your instructor, J. Peter Bruzzese. And you can read my blog at exclusivelyexchange. com. If you have any questions or comments, feel free to reach out to me on Twitter, @JPBruzzese. In this discussion, we'll focus in on the value of alternative thinking, the potential flaw in alternative approaches, and best practice advice for attention. And then at the end we'll summarize the entire discussion. Okay, so let's get started.