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Teams Webinar - Registration mail goes to Quarantine
Hi everyone,
i try to get rid of Zoom as our webinar tool - so i tried the Teams webinar feature.
Setup was quite easy - but after the first users registered i saw that the
"You're registered for Webinar: xxx" are going to Quarantine!
This happened for an internal webinar. How can that be?
I then submitted them as "false positive" getting the answer:
This looks like impersonation of a brand. The message contains content that looks like it belongs to a specific brand but is not from that organization. We recommend that you do not open these messages.
There must be a rule to allow these mails to the inbox in general. Yes - our "brand" is in the mail address - but i cannot fix that can i?
BR Stephan
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Maybe this can help you with this: How to Whitelist an Email Address in Office 365 — LazyAdmin
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or KbWorks.eu- Thanks. But according to MS that is not best "security" practice. I have to do this until there is a fix.
And i cannot influence customer systems - so it would be great if there would be a fix for this behaviour.- Hello, in the same boat. .Health TLD domains wreaking havoc on companies with the word "Health" in their name. Uh oh, submit = "This looks like impersonation of a brand". I think the solution may be TABL Allow Entry for the sender or domain, or trusted sender or domain in the Anti-Phish policy - but have not tested the latter.
