Microsoft Information Protection (MIP)
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Include offending messages in alerts for "Suspicious email sending patterns detected" policy
When I receive an alert of the policies like "Suspicious email sending patterns detected", I would like to see some information about the messages that have triggered the alert. Subject line would be nice. Without this I cannot have discussions with the sender to correct the problem.
33 votesCurrently working on linking alert to content explorer.
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Ability to Disable or Exclude specific Built-in sensitive info types in content discovery
Hundreds of Thousands of our documents are being incorrectly classified/identified by Sensitive Info Types as being INTERNATIONAL CLASSIFICATION OF DISEASES (ICD-9/10-CM).
Having raised MS Ticket 19009613, they advised I use this UserVoice to determine how we might:
- Ensure that data that includes the word 'worries' isn't classified as above, or
- have the ability to deselect or disable this Built-In sensitivity type
We were offered the idea of creating our own customised rules but we enjoy the default nature of scanning etc and don't wish to maintain own own classifications/labels.
Thanks
Phil
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Remove "People with the link" link type on a tenant level
Currently, removing the "People with the link" sharing option is only possible per site:
Set-SPOSite -DisableCompanyWideSharingLinks Disabled -Identity $siteUrlConsidering that the recommendation from Microsoft is to allow all FTEs to create O365 Groups (therefore, SPO sites), disabling this link on every new site would require automation (adds complexity, costs) and would be done with delay.
Our Chief Security Officer sees it as a security threat, and to limit accidental exposure, requested this sharing link to be disabled on a tenant level (with an option to enable it per site).
The following would be very useful:
Set-SPOTenant -DisableCompanyWideSharingLinks5 votesThis will be resolved for protected content. This request should also be logged in SPO uservoice forum for a more general option.
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Label changes from the desktop application are not reflected in the "Confidentiality" column in SharePoint Online.
With the new preview version of confidentiality labels for Office files in SharePoint and OneDrive, users can implement confidentiality labels from Office desktop applications, however, these changes are not being reflected in the "Confidentiality" column. "in SharePoint Online.
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