DTOO240 – The ability to display level 1 attachments must be disallowed.
Details To protect users from viruses and other harmful files, Outlook uses two levels of security, designated Level 1 and...
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DISA STIG Microsoft Outlook 2013 V1R13
DTOO241 – Action to demote an EMail Level 1 attachment to Level 2 must be configured.
Details Outlook uses two levels of security to restrict access to files attached to email messages or other items. Files...DTOO234 – ActiveX One-Off forms must be configured.
Details Third-party ActiveX controls are not allowed to run in one-off forms in Outlook. This behavior can be changed so...DTOO236 – The Add-In Trust Level must be configured.
Details Under normal circumstances the installed COM add-ins are applications that have been approved and intentionally deployed by the organization...DTOO237 – The remember password for internet e-mail accounts must be disabled.
Details As a security precaution, password caching for email Internet protocols such as POP3 or IMAP may lead to password...DTOO242 – The prompt to display level 1 attachments must be disallowed when sending an item.
Details To protect users from viruses and other harmful files, Outlook 2013 uses two levels of security, designated Level 1...DTOO243 – The prompt to display level 1 attachments must be disallowed when closing an item.
Details To protect users from viruses and other harmful files, Outlook uses two levels of security, designated Level 1 and...DTOO244 – Level 1 file extensions must be blocked and not removed.
Details Malicious code is often spread through e-mail. Some viruses have the ability to send copies of themselves to other...DTOO245 – Level 2 file extensions must be blocked and not removed.
Details Malicious code is often spread through email. Some viruses have the ability to send copies of themselves to other...DTOO246 – Scripts in One-Off Outlook forms must be disallowed.
Details Malicious code can be included within Outlook forms, and such code could be executed when users open the form....