This morning when I opened Outlook, I found an email from "Administrator" titled "Spam Quarantine Notification".
Being the administrator of our Exchange Online network, I know this is not an Office365 notification - it's clearly a phishing email - but it looks pretty darn close to our normal spam quarantine notifications that I fear that some of our users may not know the difference.
I would very much like it if Microsoft Office365/Exchange Online would build a "report this email as phishing scam" feature in to new versions of Outlook and maybe even make a publicly available add-in for existing versions. You have the feature in Outlook Mail - the free webmail hosting - yet it isn't available for the paying customer's using corporate hosting and costly (in a relative sense) full desktop products. I find this quite alarming actually.
In addition to this, it would also be darn helpful if administrators of a network had an easy way to blacklist or whitelist emails and/or domains from the Outlook email client.
I know this is a public forum and not a support centre, but it would be great to know if my concerns and requests are valid.
Thanks and regards
Reece - "Long term Microsoft user and cloud hosting advocate"
