Microsoft tinkers with reporting system in Teams
Microsoft is working to update Microsoft Defender for Office 365 to allow Microsoft Teams users to notify their organization's security team of questionable messages.
Software giant Microsoft is tinkering with a new update for Microsoft Defender for Office 365, which should give Microsoft Teams users the advantage of notifying their company's security team about suspicious messages, according to the portal "Bleeping computer"reports. The new feature is intended to enable administrators to better filter potentially dangerous messages that could, for example, redirect employees to phishing websites.
The Microsoft 365 roadmap states, "Users will be able to report suspicious Microsoft Teams messages as a security threat, just as they do with email, to help the organization protect itself from attacks through Microsoft Teams.
Source: Editorial office
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