Updated: 2008-04-01

The Groove client and its supporting servers are designed to help ensure the integrity of data exchange among collaborators, utilizing the latest encryption and Public Key Infrastructure technologies to protect data and promote secure communications. In addition, you can take steps to secure the network and operating environment according to your organization's requirements and processes.

For detailed information about the built-in security of Groove clients and servers, and what measures you should take to maximize the security of your operating environment, select the appropriate link below, depending on which Groove Server application you are working with:

Groove's Built-In Security

Security for Groove Server Manager

Security for Groove Server Relay

Security for Groove Server Data Bridge

For more information about Groove client security, see About Groove Security (http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=93685)

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