Microsoft 365 Defender: Tenant Blocks via Admin Submission
In Microsoft 365 Defender, a new feature has been introduced that allows users to block suspicious entities when submitting emails, URLs, or attachments for Microsoft to review. This feature adds ease to the creation of blocks via Tenant allow/block list while making a malicious URL, email attachment, or email submission. The rollout of this feature is expected to commence in late September and conclude by early October. This update does not affect organizations in any manner.
To prepare for this rollout, individuals or organizations who currently make submissions need to be informed, and relevant training documentation must be updated. To learn more about this feature, visit this page.
Message ID: MC429467
For more information, visit M365 Admin.
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