Navigating and Understanding Exchange Online Moderation
What is Exchange Online Moderation?
Exchange Online Moderation (EOM) is a feature available in Microsoft Exchange Online that allows administrators to control and manage outbound mail sent from their organization. It is used to manage and control what is sent from within the organization, as well as from external sources, such as third-party applications and services. EOM can be used to ensure that all outbound messages adhere to the organization’s policies and standards.How Does EOM Work?
EOM uses a set of rules and policies to determine whether or not a message should be sent. If a message does not meet the criteria set by the organization, it can be blocked or quarantined. Messages that have been blocked or quarantined can then be reviewed by an administrator, who can decide whether or not to allow the message to be sent.What are the Benefits of Exchange Online Moderation?
EOM provides organizations with a great way to control what is sent from their organization. It helps to ensure that only appropriate messages are sent and that they are sent in accordance with the organization’s policies and standards. Additionally, EOM helps to protect the organization from malicious emails and other threats, as well as helping to protect the organization’s reputation.How Do I Set Up and Configure Exchange Online Moderation?
Setting up and configuring Exchange Online Moderation can be done using the Exchange Admin Center. Here, the administrator can set up rules for EOM and manage the quarantined messages. Additionally, the administrator can set up notifications to be sent when messages have been blocked or quarantined.Conclusion
Exchange Online Moderation is a powerful tool that can help organizations maintain control over outbound messages. It provides organizations with a way to ensure that only appropriate messages are sent and that they are sent in accordance with the organization’s policies and standards. Additionally, EOM helps to protect the organization from malicious emails and other threats, as well as helping to protect the organization’s reputation.
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Demystifying Moderation
Demystifying Exchange Moderation
