Azure Information Protection client: Installation and configuration for clients
Note
Are you looking for Microsoft Purview Information Protection, formerly Microsoft Information Protection (MIP)?
The Azure Information Protection add-in for Office is now in maintenance mode and will be retired April 2024. Instead, we recommend you use labels that are built in to your Office 365 apps and services. Learn more about the support status of other Azure Information Protection components.
The AIP unified labeling client installs an Office add-in that enables users to easily label and protect documents directly from the Office ribbon.
The client also offers:
- Labeling and protection for file types that are not supported by the built-in protection service (Azure Rights Management).
- A viewer for protected files that can't be opened by Office apps. There's a similar viewer for iOS and Android.
- Features for tracking and revoking access to protected files.
The Azure Information Protection client for Windows: Installation and configuration
For an enterprise installation and configuration of the client for Windows, see the Azure Information Protection unified labeling client administrator guide.
If you want to quickly install and test these clients for a single computer, see Download and install the Azure Information Protection unified labeling client.
The Azure Information Protection app for iOS and Android: Installation and management
To install the Azure Information Protection app viewer for iOS and Android, use the links on the Microsoft Azure Information Protection page. No configuration is required.
Note
For Mac computers, links from this page download the RMS sharing app. These computers do not support the Azure Information Protection client.
Integration with Intune
Because the Azure Information Protection viewer app uses the Microsoft Intune App Software Development Kit, when iOS and Android devices are enrolled by Intune, you can deploy and manage the Azure Information Protection viewer app for these devices:
Do one or both of the following actions:
Deploy the app by assigning it to users
Manage the app by using app protection policies
Additional information for when you add the Azure Information Protection app to Intune:
For iOS: Search for and add the app from Intune.
For Android: When you add the app, use the following Google Play URL:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.microsoft.ipviewer
Next steps
After you have installed and configured Azure Information Protection clients, you might need to learn more about how the client interprets the different usage rights that can be used to protect documents and emails. For more information, see Configuring usage rights for Azure Information Management.
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