Mastering Configuration in Microsoft Defender for Office 365

Protect all of Office 365 against advanced threats like business email compromise and credential phishing. Automatically investigate and remediate attacks. Learn some of the ways Microsoft Defender for Office 365 equips customers with the information they need to improve security posture.

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[brettanderson]

Thank you! This is a great starter video.... allthough I haven't actually tried any of it, and people below seem to be saying the interface is different.... which lately is a HUGE problem with Microsoft 365. Microsoft, you guys need to update your documentation, the links, the videos to keep up with your interface changes! I do believe I have enough knowledge of the interface to hunt and google search for the equivalents which is doable but certainly not very user friendly.

[robdeep]

Thanks for this video. One item that's not clear (to me), is the precedence of policies when using the standard (or strict) presets. You can't edit the presets, therefore cannot add "users to protect" or "domains to protect" in the standard anti-phishing policy. If a custom policy is then applied that has specific users and domains to protect, will it be ignored because UIMP and DIMP would have already been processed by the standard preset? Essentially, I'm trying to figure out how to make sure UIMP and DIMP is functioning when using either the Standard or Strict preset. Thanks!

[robertcampbell]

Only 4 months old and apparently outdated already. I wish Microsoft wouldn't change the interface so often... just change the stuff under the hood so it works better and leave the interface alone.

[joec]

Remove this video. It's entirely diffferent.