Allow-Listing Users from being Flagged as Compromised for Sending Phishing Emails
ByCheck Point Team
Administrators can now exclude users from the Critical Anomaly flagging them as compromised for sending phishing emails
Some users in the organization often send emails that might look like phishing emails and administrators prefer that they are not flagged as compromised every time an email they send is detected as phishing / spam.
Harmony Email & Collaboration now allows administrators to exclude users from the newly-released Critical Anomaly.
To do that, go to the Critical Anomaly event, and select Add Exception.
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