Security for Exchange
Bitdefender Security for Exchange provides antimalware, antispam, antiphishing, attachment and content filtering seamlessly integrated with the Microsoft Exchange Server, to ensure a secure messaging and collaboration environment and increase productivity. Using award-winning antimalware and antispam technologies, it protects the Exchange users against the latest, most sophisticated malware, and against attempts to steal users’ confidential and valuable data.
Important
Security for Exchange is designed to protect the entire Exchange organization to which the protected Exchange Server belongs. This means it protects all active mailboxes, including user/room/equipment/shared mailboxes.
In addition to Microsoft Exchange protection, the license also covers the endpoint protection modules installed on the server.
The Security for Exchange license capacity equals to 150% of the total number of Security for Endpoints license seats. In case the number of active mailboxes in your organization exceeds the number of mailboxes covered by the license, you will receive a notification to extend your license.
Note
This module is an add-on available with a separate license key.
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- Bitdefender – GravityZone
- Threats Xplorer
- Deleting endpoints
- Using Recovery Manager for encrypted volumes
- Assigning policies
- Creating quick reports
- Running tasks
- Viewing and managing tasks
- Sorting, filtering and searching for endpoints
- Organizing endpoints into Groups
- Viewing endpoint details
- Checking the endpoints status
- Network inventory
- Endpoint types
- Add Mailbox
- Configure Email
- Whitelist Email
- Install security agents – use cases
- Bitdefender Endpoint Security Tools for Linux quick start guide
- AD Connect
- Install Security Server manually
- Install security agents – standard procedure
- Install Security Server through Control Center
- Allow file download blocked by Bitdefender
- Email Security Licensing & Provisioning
- Check my monthly subscription for Bitdefender Security for AWS
- Viewing notifications
- Notification types
- Notifications
- Printing reports
- Emailing reports
- Saving reports
- Taking report-based actions
- Configuring notification settings
- Deleting notifications
- Create reports
- Report types
- Reports
- Executive Summary
- Announcements
- Viewing and managing scheduled reports
- Best practices
- Operation
- Operation
- Configuration
- Reconfigure client
- Repair client
- Restart machine
- Features distribution
- Network discovery
- Container Protection
- Update client
- Security for Storage
- Uninstall client
- eXtended Detection and Response (XDR)
- Install
- Endpoint Risk Analytics (ERA)
- Patch tasks
- Sandbox Analyzer
- Exchange scan
- Security for Exchange
- Deleting policies
- Full Disk Encryption
- Scan
- Email Security
- Scan for IOC
- Risk scan
- Device Control
- Computer policies
- Patch Management
- Renaming policies
- Network Attack Defense
- Changing policy settings
- Content Control
- Configuring profiles
- Firewall
- Assigning policies
- Advanced Anti-Exploit
- Creating policies
- HyperDetect
- Troubleshooting
- Advanced Threat Control
- Patch tasks
- Antimalware
- Credentials Manager
- Introduction
- Best practices