Office 365 to get encrypted storage in July, Android and iOS device management later this year, and DLP in June

In addition to all the developer-focused news at its TechEd North America 2014 conference today, Microsoft has also made several IT Pro announcements around Office 365. The company is planning to offer encrypted storage via a feature codenamed Fort Knox, mobile device management Android and iOS phones, as well as data loss protection (DLP) in SharePoint Online and OneDrive for Business. First off, the company’s latest encryption feature will start rolling out to Office 365 business customers beginning in July. The Fort Knox technology moves beyond a single encryption key per disk to deliver a unique encryption key per file,...



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