CoreView extends the capabilities provided by the Microsoft Admin Center, and one of the most valuable additions is that it allows tenants to be split into several virtual tenants. Rather than a Global Admin being able to manage the entire tenant, CoreView can set up Operators that can manage just a slice of a tenant. And now with this new release, when setting up the permissions that each Operator can receive, CoreView now offers the flexibility for multiple types of permissions and tasks can be given to a particular Operator, providing flexibility and clarity that is not possible with Microsoft Admin Center. This enables more accountability of the permissions given to Operators. CoreSecurity, CoreScan, and CoreTag have now been integrated together for seamless managing of the devices that can access organizational networks. CoreView can now manage the discovery of sensitive data in repositories like SharePoint, and show the tags or classification of PPI, credit card data, etc. in these repositories. This is achieved by a new field added; the new CreatedBy field is added for all Users in a tenant, and should be especially helpful in tracking down who invited/created a guest users. Emails being forwarded outside the organization represents a signficant risk. Now you can not only see those forwards in a report, but you can set up a client rule to prevent this. Instead of requiring Inbox Rules with PowerShell for your tenant, in CoreView it takes 10 seconds per mailbox, as an average! In this release we have added “Forwarding to rules” to User entity. Check what’s going on in your tenant now: Open Users with Forwarding –> Columns – Reset Columns. And, do you want to keep track of changes? Save a KPI from this report, add it to your personal dashboard, manage exceptions, contact users through a workflow and take control of your tenant with few clicks.