Classification, made clear.

ClassifyIt integrates into Microsoft Office: Outlook, Word, PowerPoint and Excel.

ClassifyIt and Crypt It appear in the ribbon, right where you work.

Choose a classification and release audience. Insert applies your selected marking.

The visible marking helps readers recognise the sensitivity of the information.

In the background, the iCLASS standard expresses classification and release information as structured metadata.

Next, use Crypt It to export a Trusted Data Format container.

Encrypted content. Readable metadata. The private key stays outside the container.

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Before you share a document or email, two questions matter. How sensitive is the information? And who may receive it?

ClassifyIt applies your organisation's classification levels. For example: Public, Restricted, Confidential and Secret. Your policy defines what each level means.

Classification describes sensitivity. Release information identifies the permitted audience, such as named departments or partner organisations. Sharing still requires the appropriate authorisation.

Work in classic Outlook, Word, PowerPoint and Excel. ClassifyIt is available in the ribbon, right where you create your information.

Select a classification and the release audience. Apply the marking so readers can recognise how the information should be handled.

Behind the visible marking, the iCLASS standard represents classification and release information as structured metadata, for compatible systems to interpret.

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Different organisations use different classification markings. iCLASS adds a shared language, so people and compatible systems can understand the information they receive.

Keep the original classification marking. Add an iCLASS label alongside it. Your policy remains authoritative, and any mapping between organisations requires the appropriate agreement.

Three fields carry the essential context. The originator identifies who classified the information. The classification describes sensitivity. Releasability identifies the permitted recipient entities, subject to the applicable authorisation.

iCLASS defines seven classification levels, from Public to Top Secret. An implementation can use only the levels it needs. Many organisations use three or four.

A readable label tells people the originator, sensitivity and release conditions. The corresponding JSON carries the same information for compatible systems, without relying on the visible text alone.

iCLASS also defines a short, readable label for paragraph markings. For example, R, Belgium and USA means Restricted, releasable to Belgium and the United States. R, R E L indicates that a release caveat exists.

ClassifyIt seven brings iCLASS into Microsoft Office and carries the classification context into its Trusted Data Format exchanges. Protection and access decisions depend on the configured policy and implementation.

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