Administrators and Help Desk users can now search for emails based on their Microsoft Message ID
Enter your email address to be notified for every new product update.
Administrators and Help Desk users can now search for emails based on their Microsoft Message ID
Administrators can now customize when and how many times a day their end-users receive the quarantine report (digest)
Custom sensitivities can now be defined for DLP Rules, so that different workflows are triggered for different scales of data leakage
Administrators can now enforce DLP policies on specific data types relevant to the Bulgarian market
Administrators can now block users that are detected as compromised or reset their password
Administrators can now allow end users to release Suspected Phishing emails without additional approval
Administrators can now configure how many days emails will be stored for, based on the threats detected in them.
The Security Checkup report now details the way Microsoft / Google would have handled malicious emails and provides visibility to detected phishing Teams messages
As part of an infrastructure upgrade, over the next two months IP addresses and networks will be added to the definitions of the Avanan Connectors, Transport Rules and Connection Filters.
Organizations can now set up separate Avanan portals, each managing a different user group in the company’s Microsoft 365 account