Avanan to change the default protections for compromised accounts and password-protected attachments
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Avanan to change the default protections for compromised accounts and password-protected attachments
After detecting an account as compromised, emails previously sent from this account are scanned and - if needed - removed from users’ mailboxes.
Administrators can now configure a dedicated mailbox to which alerts on compromised accounts will be sent.
Harmony Email & Collaboration to automatically block compromised accounts by default
Microsoft 365 administrators can now be excluded from the automatic workflow to block detected compromised accounts
Compromised accounts are now detected if they log in from an IP address known to Avanan as malicious.
Compromised accounts are now detected based on a combination of multiple login parameters.
Administrators can now configure Avanan to automatically disable users that are detected as compromised.
Administrators can now block users that are detected as compromised or reset their password
Critical anomalies, indicating compromised accounts, are now more prominent in the main dashboard and in email alerts sent to administrators.