Microsoft Data Classification Toolkit for Windows Server 2.1

Microsoft Data Classification Toolkit for Windows Server is a Microsoft Corporation solution that helps organizations discover, classify, and protect data stored on Windows file servers. Designed to work with File Server Resource Manager and Dynamic Access Control, the toolkit streamlines the creation of classification properties and rules, automates content tagging, and enables policy-based access, auditing, and protection based on data sensitivity.

Key capabilities:

• Predefined classification properties and sample rules for common sensitive data types (such as personally identifiable information and financial records)
• Automated content scanning and metadata tagging across file shares
• Integration with Dynamic Access Control to enforce permissions and auditing using claims and central access policies
• Guidance and tools to deploy and manage classification policies consistently across servers
• Reporting support to help verify classification results and demonstrate compliance
• Optional workflows to trigger protection with Active Directory Rights Management Services

Ideal for IT administrators and security/compliance teams, the toolkit improves data governance, reduces risk from improper access, and supports regulatory requirements in on-premises Windows Server environments that support File Server Resource Manager and Dynamic Access Control. Optional integrations (such as AD RMS) may be used for additional protection scenarios.

Microsoft Data Classification Toolkit for Windows Server is developed by Microsoft and is used by 1 user of Software Informer. The most popular versions of this product among our users are: 2.1 and unknown. The names of program executable files are Data Classification Toolkit Classification Wizard.exe, powershell.exe.

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