Changes the branding template for Microsoft Purview Message Encryption from Exchange Online PowerShell: its logo and wording, whether recipients can sign in with a social ID, and one-time passcode use.
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Terms in this definition
- Microsoft Purview Message Encryption
Built on Azure Rights Management, it encrypts mail sent to people both within and beyond the organisation. Senders can pick Do Not Forward or Encrypt-Only, organisations can brand messages, and supported Outlook clients show them in-line; legacy OME, now deprecated, gave way to it.
- Exchange Online PowerShell
Command-line administration for Exchange Online, including its anti-spam and anti-malware settings, using a PowerShell module that opens a connection to the service.
- One-time passcode
If a recipient lacks a work, school or social account, Microsoft Purview Message Encryption can email them a code to open the encrypted message portal instead. Admins switch this off through Set-OMEConfiguration's -OTPEnabled parameter.
Related terms
- New-OMEConfiguration
An Exchange Online PowerShell cmdlet for adding a branding template for encrypted mail, which can include an expiry for messages to outside recipients. Custom templates need Advanced Message Encryption; to change existing ones, use Set-OMEConfiguration.