Leave the remaining options at their default setting and click Save.Ĭlick the Apply this rule if. drop-down menu and select IP address is in any of these ranges or exactly matches. Once entered, click OK.Ĭlick the second *Enter text. link (after "to the value") and enter " 1" (this field is case sensitive). Once entered, click OK. On the right hand side, click the first *Enter text. link (after "Set the message header") and enter the following: " X-MS-Exchange-Organization-SkipSafeLinksProcessing" (this field is case sensitive). This field is case sensitive, so be careful.Ĭlick the Do the following drop-down and select Modify the message properties then set a message header. For the most up-to-date header information, please see this article. Once entered, click the ( +) button and then Ok. Next, click the *Enter words. link and enter our Header Value. This field is case sensitive, so be careful. On the right hand side, click the *Enter text. link and enter our Header. Give the rule a name, such as "Bypass Defender Safe Links".Ĭlick the Apply this rule if. drop-down menu and select A message header… then includes any of these words (you may need to click More options on the New rule screen to see all available options). Step 1a: Bypass by Headerįrom the Exchange admin center, select mail flow from the left-hand menu.Ĭlick the ( +) button beneath rules and then select Bypass Spam Filtering… As a result, the email may not be as effective at training them. When rewritten, this can be an obvious alert to your organization that something is wrong. If you're using Microsoft 365 Defender, you may want to prevent the links in ePHISHiency’s phishing simulation emails from being rewritten with Defender’s Safe Links feature.
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