I
have tried to relate these features with the features in Exchange Online
Protection (EOP) and will share prompt information with you.
1.
Per user outbound rate limiting that doesn't require content (spam) scanning,
and that has a tempfail option in case of misfires. Requires automatic
blocking, admin notification of event.
As
per your query, the limit for the number of outbound messages sent through EOP
is high enough to ensure that normal email communication is not treated as
spam. If you want to send commercial bulk email messages, rather than sending
outbound messages through EOP, we recommend that you either use a third-party
email service provider (ESP) or send them through your on-premises email
servers.
2.
Sender/recipient level Greylisting, with automatic tracking of relays that
retry delivery (to minimize delays).
Messages
in deferral will remain in our queues for 2 days. Message retry attempts are
based on the error we get back from the recipient’s mail system. On average,
messages are retried every 5 minutes.
3.
per user automatic recipient whitelisting with rolling expiration dates.
There
is no feature which will perform automatic whitelisting in EOP.
4.
Spam/virus scanning in the data stream to keep the sending relay responsible
for holding viruses and high scoring messages.
Malware
filtering in EOP can delete and strip unsafe attachments.
5.
Custom compound rules.
In
EOP, We have transport rules which you can use to control mail flow, based on a
message’s content.
6.
Virus before spam scanning.
EOP
uses multiple anti-malware scan engines to protect against malware threats. In
addition to this, EOP includes a real-time threat response. This means that
when outbreaks occur, the anti-malware team can write specific policy rules
that detect the threat and protect your organization even before definitions
are available from the anti-malware engines used by the service. EOP’s malware filter in the Exchange Administration
Center allows you to customize your default company-wide malware filter policy,
including how to take action on detected malware and who to notify in case
malware is detected. You can also customize these notification messages.
7.
Option to store suspect messages locally.
By
default, content-filtered messages are sent to the recipients Junk Email
folder. However, admins can configure content filter policies to send
spam-quarantined messages to the quarantine instead. For more information about
the different actions that can be performed on content-filtered messages, see
Configure
your content filter policies.
As
an end user, you can manage your own spam-quarantined messages via:
By
default, spam-quarantined messages are stored in the quarantine for 15 days.
8.
Log viewing, searching.
Message
tracing capability, which allows you to search for and view details about a
specific message. The message trace feature enables you as an administrator to
follow email messages as they pass through your EOP service. It helps you
determine whether a targeted email message was received, rejected, deferred, or
delivered. This lets you efficiently answer your user’s questions and
troubleshoot mail flow issues, and alleviates the need for users to contact
technical support for assistance.
9.
User level analysis of history to assist in making settings adjustments.
10.
Reporting including daily, monthly, custom periods with charts and automatic
reporting. Reports on of various types of email, viruses, volume,
addresses in use, dormant addresses, worst senders, domains (for example).
EOP offers a variety of reporting features both in and out of
the Exchange Administration Center (EAC). Audit logging and reports are
included in the EAC. Audit logging reports track specific changes made by
administrators in order to help you meet regulatory, compliance, and litigation
requirements.
Additional reports are available with the Excel Download
Application. You can use the Mail Protection reports for Office 365 reporting
workbook to gather messaging statistics and details, if you are part of a
Microsoft Office 365 Enterprise organization. After you download the workbook
to your local computer and configure it, the workbook connects to your
organization and retrieves messaging data. The data includes information about
message traffic, spam, malware, and messages affected by transport rules.
11.
HTML interface, no plugins required.
In
EOP, you do not require plugins.
12.
Locked address functionality.
Exchange
Online Protection (EOP) uses its own proprietary block lists as well as
third-party (partner) block lists. Your users might be placed on our block
lists for a variety of reasons. Domain admins can follow the steps listed in
Sample
notification when a sender is blocked sending outbound spam to re-enable
mail usage for a user.
13.
Per user controls of potentially everything (let's say domain and user white
& blacklisting for now).
You can have add sender addresses or domains to a Block list or Allow list in a
spam filter policy in EOP.
14.
Trusted/known networks with granular trust settings.
Some
of the terminology is different and I might not have been able to relate it
correctly. I would request you to also review the below mentioned article which
specifically summarizes Exchange Online Protection Features.
Exchange Online Protection
features:
I
hope this information will help you in understanding and relating with your
current Spam filtering option.
*Please
review the above mentioned information. If it answers your queries, do let us
know if we can archive the case.
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