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Support WebCast: Defend your desktop: New security technology in 2007 Microsoft Office system
Session SummaryThe 2007 Microsoft Office system was built on a new base with security as a primary design objective. The 2007 Office system client applications introduce many new technologies. They help make it easier to configure and manage security features. There are also many new technologies to help protect documents and other intellectual property. In this WebCast we will introduce these capabilities and provide guidance for using them to help secure your environment.
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session that was recorded
Wednesday, 16 May 2007 and
presented by
Josh Edwards.
Joshua Edwards is a technical product manager on the Microsoft Office Client Technical Product Management Team In this role, Josh focuses on deployment, management, and security issues that are related to the Microsoft Office applications and technical evangelism with IT professionals. Josh has been with the Microsoft Business Division PMG for four years.Viewing the PresentationCollapse this imageExpand this image
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