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The steps outlined below detail how to grant Cloud Email and Collaboration Protection access to Exchange Online with an Authorized Account from Dashboard. This account enables Cloud Email and Collaboration Protection to scan messages after they arrive at or are delivered from protected mailboxes.

Procedure

  1. Go to Dashboard → Service Status.
  2. Click Grant Access in the Action column for Exchange Online.
    The Grant Access to Exchange Online screen appears.
  3. Select to synchronize all users and groups or selected users during access grant.
    Important
    Important
    For access grant with certain targets synchronized, Cloud Email and Collaboration Protection does not support manual synchronization and scheduled synchronization.
  4. Select the policy to enable automatically when the access grant is complete.
  5. Click Grant Permission.
  6. Specify your Office 365 Global Administrator credentials and click Sign in.
    The Exchange Online authorization screen appears.
  7. Click Accept to grant Cloud Email and Collaboration Protection permissions to use the Graph API to access all mailboxes.
  8. If you have selected Synchronize selected users in step 3, specify the users you want to synchronize.
    1. In the Available Targets area that appears, specify individual users or select users from groups.
      • By User: specify the exact user principal name of a user and press Enter to verify and display the user name.
      • By Group: specify at least the first three characters of the group name and press Enter to search for and display the group(s).
    2. Select the user(s) and click the arrow button to add them to the Selected Targets area.
      You can synchronize a maximum of 100 users.
    3. Optionally select one or multiple users in the Selected Targets area and click the arrow button to remove them.
    4. Click Submit.
  9. Wait until the process is completed.
    If the message "Successfully created a service account and synced data." appears on the screen, the access grant is successful.

What to do next

If for some reason the access token becomes invalid, a notification appears on Dashboard. Cloud Email and Collaboration Protection also sends an email message to notify the administrator of this event. To continue using the service account, go to Administration → Service Account to create a new access token. For more information, see Service Account.
If only some targets were selected to synchronize during access grant, Cloud Email and Collaboration Protection is also able to extend its protection to all targets under the corresponding service by enabling you to manually synchronize all targets:
  1. On the Notifications screen, click Extend to protect all your Office 365 service targets..
  2. On the screen that appears, view the instructions and click Submit.
  3. Go to Advanced Threat Protection or Data Loss Prevention, and open an ATP or DLP policy of each service you want to extend the protection to, that is, Exchange Online, SharePoint Online, or OneDrive.
  4. Select the General tab and click Click here to manually synchronize all your targets.
Note
Note
After clicking Submit, you can also wait until the next day because Cloud Email and Collaboration Protection automatically synchronizes with your Office 365 environment once per day.