Office365 filtering/bad word system

[Trapper]

What do you folks use? Apart from the good old spending a day typing rude words into the disallowed list and sniggering like a 12 year old again!

 

My LEA is offering the service, but it's at least several hundred pounds, with no fixed price nor release date.

 

I've noticed our transport rules stopping more and more emails from external sources of late, so would like to get more proactive.

[synaesthesia]

All we have is a big list - can't see why on earth you'd need to pay anyone else money to do that on top of 365!

 

If you run out of imagination or like many of us just getting a bit too old to understand modern student lingo, leave filters off for a couple of weeks and just collate what the kids email eachother into a large list

[plexer]

Use a proper email filtering solution?

 

Ben

[speckytecky]

Sounds good @plexer but as O365 is not behind a filter controlled by the school ISP or within the school what would you recommend please?

 

Use a proper email filtering solution?

 

Ben

[synaesthesia]

365's setup isn't proper? Does a damn good job here; we used it's filtering for Zimbra even before we used it's email. Does no worse a job than our old LEA's MailMarshal setup.

[plexer]

Most major players in the internet security field offer cloud based solutions that can augment the protection offered by o365.

 

Ben

[Wubbalubbadub]

We went for the "Snigger like 12 years olds" route haha!

 

That being said i am pretty sure there are lists out in the internet that you can copy and paste in..

 

That being said i saw a kid put p 88 on an email... that apparently means poo.... Kids today!