My company wants to create a policy that prevents people from starting an Outlook message, adding an attachment to that message, going to another computer or device, opening Outlook on that device, and downloading the file from their draft message. we have O365 and Exchange Online. All the information I’ve found on setting Outlook options or draft options or any of that has been for individual users rather than organizations. I’ve been told that it can be done via powershell and office group policies, but TBH, I don’t have much Powershell familiarity. Any suggestions?

​My company wants to create a policy that prevents people from starting an Outlook message, adding an attachment to that message, going to another computer or device, opening Outlook on that device, and downloading the file from their draft message. we have O365 and Exchange Online. All the information I’ve found on setting Outlook options or draft options or any of that has been for individual users rather than organizations. I’ve been told that it can be done via powershell and office group policies, but TBH, I don’t have much Powershell familiarity. Any suggestions?  Read More

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