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Publisher verification and app consent policies are now generally available

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Oct 07, 2020
Howdy folks,   With usage of cloud apps on the rise to enable remote work, attackers have been looking to leverage application-based attacks, such as consent phishing, to gain unwarranted access ...
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Jason Hartman
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Jan 22, 2021

I tried this new policy recently, just assuming that an app as prominent as iOS Mail would be from a "verified publisher" but my end users were still getting prompts that they needed admin permission to setup their mail account in iOS Mail so I had to turn this off.  

 

Is there anywhere to get a list of "verified publishers"?  Or an way to find out if Apple iOS Mail may be added to that list soon?

 

Thanks!

 

Jason Hartman