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OneDrive Policy Now Offers ‘Suspected Malware’ Workflow
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The Office365 Onedrive ‘Threat Protection’ policy now includes a new workflow: ‘Suspected Malware ‘.
The new workflow allows deciding how to behave when a file is scanned and the malware engine generates a detection with lower confidence (suspected malware). The options are:
- Quarantine. User is alerted and allowed to restore
- Quarantine. User is alerted, allowed to request a restore (admin must approve)
- Quarantine. User is not alerted (admin can restore)
- Do nothing
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