Use mail protection reports to view data about malware, spam, and rule detections in Exchange Online
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As an admin in Exchange Online or Exchange Online Protection (EOP), it's important for you to monitor how much spam and malware are being detected in your organization.
With the interactive mail protection reports in the Microsoft Defender portal, you can quickly get a visual report of summary data, and drill down into details about individual messages for the last 90 days.
View Defender for Office 365 reports in the Microsoft Defender portal: Mail latency, threat protection, and other reports that are available to organizations with Defender for Office 365 (include in a subscription or as an add-on).
This module examines how Exchange Online Protection (EOP) protects organizations from phishing and spoofing. It also explores how EOP blocks spam, bulk email, and malware before they arrive in users’ mailboxes.
As an Exchange Online or Exchange Online Protection (EOP) admin, you probably want to keep an eye on your organization's mail flow, how much spam and malware is being detected, or how often your rules and policies are being matched. Read this article to get an overview of reports that are available
Admins can learn how to use the Inbound messages report and the Outbound Messages report in the new Exchange admin center to monitor message volume and TLS encryption for messages to and from the internet and inbound and outbound messages over connectors.
Admins can learn how to find and use the email security reports that are available in the Microsoft Defender portal. This article helps answer the question, 'What is the Threat protection status report in EOP and Microsoft Defender for Office 365?'
Admins can learn how to use the Top domain mailflow status report in the new Exchange admin center to identify and troubleshoot mail flow in your email domains.