Let’s recap the email capabilities for Boxer and Outlook along with adding in a few new features that improve that experience. The only disappointment I have on this is that many of the new features in 2021 require managed app config instead of using the rich UI configuration they have provided for most features now: Email Capabilities for Boxer and Outlook Key Name: PolicyBlockExternalImages Boolean: True Key Name: Polic圜lassMarkingsRequired Integer: 2 Require Classification for External RecipientsĪll of these settings can be set with Managed App Config Keys providing a stronger security landscape: Key Name: ExternalLinksAllowlist String:.Confirm Opening External/Untrusted Links.You can now deliver via app config keys a few big items I mentioned above: Once you set that key, you will be able to easily create Teams Meetings in Boxer as you can see from the video below:īoxer External Email/Web Security EnhancementsĪnother major focus presumably with ransomware and everything else are new enhancements on the email and web security side. You just need to deploy this app config key: Key Name: EnableTeamsOnlineMeetings Boolean: True Boxer and Teams IntegrationĮnabling the Teams integration is pretty easy. I think the two main items that I want to hit on are the Teams integration and the External Email Security. Stuff with ** are items that require managed app config keys to be deployed as highlighted in the Boxer Admin Guide. Require Email Classification for External Recipients**.Pre-filling username/email in Office 365 Login Prompts.Setting to use WKWebView instead of SFSafariViewController for Modern Auth**.We will highlight the ones that I think matter after that: Let’s start by listing a short collection of the new features that came out in 2021. First, let’s quickly cover the new capabilities that Boxer released in 2021 before going into how they may relate! New Boxer Capabilities in 2021 We will recap email, calendar, contacts, ActiveSync, user experience, security capabilities, and integrations. I know #COVID and all, but let’s see if they caught up at all or if Outlook is distancing themselves further on the race for the top email client on iOS. Outlook on iOS to see where they stack up.

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