Known Issues
Microsoft Allow lists and Safe Senders
Because of some recent changes to Microsoft’s MSAllowList flag, Microsoft allow lists are not always honored by Secure Email Threat Defense if your organization allows individual users to configure allow lists in their mailbox and a message happens to fall in a user’s allow list.
If you want Secure Email Threat Defense to honor these settings, deselect the Apply policy to Microsoft Safe Sender messages check box on the Configuration > Global settings > Unwanted message analysis panel. Safe Sender flags are respected for Spam and Graymail verdicts, but are not respected for Malicious and Phishing verdicts. That is, Safe Sender messages with Spam or Graymail verdicts will not be remediated.
Conversation view
You may encounter the following issues when using Conversation view:
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The + symbols don’t disappear until you click them, even if there are no additional messages
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There is a limit of 9 horizontal nodes