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MC335609 – Microsoft will be retiring the “Get-/Set-PhishFilterPolicy” PowerShell cmdlets. Instead, Microsoft recommends the utilization of the updated feature called “Spoof intelligence insight” in order to view spoofing activity and the new feature called “Tenant allow block lists-Spoofing” in order to manage spoofing activity respectively, which is where Microsoft will continue to invest our development resources.
Key points:
How this will affect your organization:
Once this change is implemented Security Administrators will no longer be able to invoke these cmdlets (Get-PhishFilterPolicy / Set-PhishFilterPolicy).
What you need to do to prepare:
Instead of using “Get-PhishFilterPolicy” or “Set-PhishFilterPolicy” PowerShell cmdlets, Microsoft recommends using “Spoof intelligence insight” in order to view and “Tenant allow block lists-Spoofing” in order to manage spoofing activity respectively. Note that the new functionality has been fully available and functional in your tenant organization since it was launched in 2021(Refer to MC248392 and Roadmap: 70590) and will continue to the serve the purpose for Anti-Spoofing management within the tenant. Details are listed as below:
Please review to learn more.
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