I’m seeking some clarity on the differences between the end-to-end encryption (E2EE) offered with the Teams Premium license and the default encryption for data at rest and in transit within Microsoft Teams.

From what I understand, Teams data is already encrypted both in transit and at rest by default. However, I’m unsure how the E2EE provided under the Teams Premium license differs from this standard encryption. Could someone explain in simple terms the specific differences between these two encryption methods?

I’m particularly interested in understanding how I can effectively communicate these differences to my clients, who may not be very technical but need to grasp the security advantages of the Premium license. 

​I’m seeking some clarity on the differences between the end-to-end encryption (E2EE) offered with the Teams Premium license and the default encryption for data at rest and in transit within Microsoft Teams. From what I understand, Teams data is already encrypted both in transit and at rest by default. However, I’m unsure how the E2EE provided under the Teams Premium license differs from this standard encryption. Could someone explain in simple terms the specific differences between these two encryption methods? I’m particularly interested in understanding how I can effectively communicate these differences to my clients, who may not be very technical but need to grasp the security advantages of the Premium license.   Read More

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