Advanced Threat Protection

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Office 365 ATP in conjunction with a Third Party spam filter
Hi, I'm just after any advice, experience, comments, lessons learned, etc in relation to using Office 365 Advanced Threat Protection to enhance anti-spam capabilities for Exchange Online.....but in a scenario where the anti-spam is being handled by an external service and not EOP. * Should we do this? * Does ATP lose some of it's capabilities when the filtered mail from the external spam filter is treated as clean (SCL -1 or equivalent)? * If there is no sender rewrite by the third party spam filter, does ATP mailbox intelligence or anti-phishing policies even work? * Anything to add would be welcome here really Regards
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bdelamotte83
Mar 25, 2021 Place Exchange
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secCon levels differ between from blog post and github
Hi, I'm looking into securing an environment and found this blog post about windows hardening and security levels; https://www.microsoft.com/security/blog/2019/04/11/introducing-the-security-configuration-framework-a-prioritized-guide-to-hardening-windows-10/ The security levels mentioned in this post refer to the following which is based on DEFCON levels. How-ever when I click on the following link at the end of the blog post it takes me to github and it seems to have the levels around the wrong way; https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/security/threat-protection/windows-security-configuration-framework/windows-security-configuration-framework I'm presuming that since it's based on DEFCON levels that the first one is correct? i.e SECCON level 1 is for Admin Workstations.
malota
Dec 01, 2019 Place Microsoft Defender for Endpoint
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