Microsoft TechNet has published a new video with Dynamic Access Control Demo and Walkthrough by Nir Ben-Zvi, a Principal Program Manager at Microsoft File Server team. For the past four years, Nir and his team have been developing and enhancing the Windows File Classification Infrastructure. The new version of Windows Server will enable organizations to manage their file servers so that they can apply appropriate information governance on their data.
The video provides great insights into the new capabilties of Windows Server 2012 regarding Dynamic Access Control. It shows in detail, how classification can be use create a kind of safety net for access restrictions to files.

It gives some insights on how DAC can be retro-fitted for existing environments and how the permissions dynamically applied to the files and shares. It finally illustrates how we automatically classify information for the files and what the enhancements made from File Classification Infrastructure in Windows Server 2008 R2 are.