MicrosoftThis is great and all, but how do we get the Defender Spam/Phishing Policies to apply to calendar invites in the first place? They seem to bypass all filtering regardless of the content in the body of the invite. Sometimes the invite will get ZAP'd, but that can take hours. Then the report phishing/junk option does not always* work for these, so the user can't easily let us know.
perhaps even just fix outlook to prevent these meeting requests from being injected into the calendar automatically even with that feature turned off.
This would be a big help. The invite gets flagged to the junk folder but the calendar invite still appears on the calendar which should not happen.
