Informationĭo you perform annual penetration testing on the app?ĭoes the app have a documented disaster recovery plan, including a backup and restore strategy?ĭoes your environment use traditional anti-malware protection or application controls?ĭo you have an established process for indentifying and risk ranking security vulnerabilities?ĭo you have a policy that governs your service level agreement (SLA) for applying patches?ĭo you carry out patch management activities according to your patching policy SLAs?ĭoes your enviroment have any unsupported operating systems or software?ĭo you conduct quarterly vulnerability scanning on your app and the infastructure that supports it?ĭo you have a firewall installed on your external network boundary?ĭo you have an established change management process used to review and approve change requests before they are deployed to production? + Support for inbox tabs (e.g.Information from the Microsoft Cloud App Security catalog appears below. + First-class support for archiving, starred emails, and labels Choose between small/medium/large/original when attaching photos Proper handling of embedded email images No longer break threads for non-Outlook (e.g. Concatenate multiple accounts under one unread counter (for use with Will reset the tile count on all your devices) Tile counts are synced across all your devices (i.e. Individual toast notification support with night mode for each account Individual notification sound for each account Individual tile colors for each account Ability for editing replies (plain-text only) Attach multiple files from your OneDrive account Any of you out there looking forward to taking the new Outlook features for a spin? Sound off below.ĭownload MetroMail from the Windows Phone Store. We’re not heavy Outlook users, but we’re excited to see the app add the support above.
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