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Best Windows Integrity Mechanism design?

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I'm looking for a a good solution for file security. We have a single file server with several shares for different departments. These contents cannot "cross contaminate". So, Share A's contents cannot be in Share B, even though some personnel will have permissions to both. What's the best approach to tighten access to this level?

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Correct, and I was afraid of that. Is there not even some third party system that can enable this? If not, what's some good tracking/auditing solution to monitor this at s higher level for not technical folks like management or IA?
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It's better than nothing. Any means to mitigate accidental contamination. Could also be false security, though...  Does something like NetApp have that granular capability?
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This is a lot to consider and I appreciate the help. It may have been a Hail Mary expecting to find a simple solution for this. I might need a different approach with multiple user logins, but man that'd tick them off.