Office 365 OneDrive

Overview

Office 365 OneDrive is a cloud storage system that allows sharing files and collaboration. Harmony Email & Collaboration adds security, privacy, and compliance to Office 365 OneDrive by scanning files shared in OneDrive for malicious content and data loss prevention (DLP) and generates actionable events on malicious content.

Note - Harmony Email & Collaboration scans only the organization's Office 365 OneDrive and does not scan files and folders outside the organization, even if the user has access to them.

How it works

Harmony Email & Collaboration adds a layer of security that provides these security features for Office 365 OneDrive:

• Data Leak Prevention (DLP): Protecting sensitive text messages and files

• Anti-Malware: Scanning of files for malicious content

• Remediation: Quarantine malicious files and send files containing sensitive data to the vault

Required Permissions

Harmony Email & Collaboration requires these permissions to protect Office 365 OneDrive.

Note - All these permissions are required to access your data in the Harmony Email & Collaboration Administrator Portal.

Permissions required from Microsoft	Functions performed by Harmony Email & Collaboration
Manage all access reviews	Allows the app to read, update, delete and perform actions on access reviews, reviewers, decisions, and settings in the organization without a signed-in user.
Read and write all applications	Allows the app to create, read, update and delete applications and service principals without a signed-in user. Does not allow management of consent grants.
Read and write contacts in all mail boxes	Allows the app to create, read, update, and delete all contacts in all mailboxes without a signed-in user.
Read and write directory data	Allows the app to read and write data in your organization's directory, such as users, and groups, without a signed-in user. Does not allow user or group deletion.
Read and write domains	Allows the app to read and write all domain properties without a signed-in user. Also allows the app to add, verify and remove domains.
Read and write files in all site connections	Allows the app to read, create, update and delete all files in all site collections without a signed-in user.
Read and write all groups	Allows the app to create groups, read all group properties and memberships, update group properties and memberships, and delete groups. Also allows the app to read and write group calendar and conversations. All of these operations can be performed by the app without a signed-in user.
Read and write all user mailbox settings	Allows the app to create, read, update, and delete user's mailbox settings without a signed-in user. Does not include permission to send mail.
Read and write mail in all mailboxes	Allows the app to create, read, update, and delete mail in all mailboxes without a signed-in user. Does not include permission to send mail.
Send mail as any user	Allows the app to send mail as any user without a signed-in user.
Read all usage reports	Allows an app to read all service usage reports without a signed-in user. Services that provide usage reports include Microsoft 365 and Microsoft Entra ID (formerly Azure AD).
Read and update your organization’s security events	Allows the app to read your organization’s security events without a signed-in user. Also allows the app to update editable properties in security events.
Read and write items in all site collections	Allows the app to create, read, update, and delete documents and list items in all site collections without a signed-in user.
Read and write all users' full profiles	Allows the app to read and update user profiles without a signed-in user.
Sign in and read user profile	Allows users to sign in to the app, and allows the app to read the profile of signed-in users. It also allows the app to read basic company information of signed-in users.

Activating Office 365 OneDrive

To activate Office 365 OneDrive, see Activating Office 365 OneDrive.

Deactivating Office 365 OneDrive

To deactivate Office 365 OneDrive:

1. Go to Security Settings > SaaS Applications.

2. Click Stop for Office 365 OneDrive.

   

Office 365 OneDrive Security Settings

Customizing Quarantine and Vault

Administrators can customize the Quarantine and Vault folders (folder names, quarantine/vault messages, etc.).

Quarantine Folder

The Quarantine folder stores quarantine malware-infected or sensitive files from OneDrive. It quarantines files from all users and places them in a single predefined quarantine folder for the entire organization.

You can configure the Threat Detection policy and DLP policy to quarantine only malware while sending sensitive files to the end-user's Vault.

Notes: The Quarantine folder can be stored in your organization's OneDrive or in the Check Point cloud in the region associated with your organization's Infinity Portal account. End users do not have access to this folder.

To customize the Quarantine folder:

1. Go to Security Settings > SaaS Applications.

2. Click Configure for Office 365 OneDrive.

3. Go to Quarantined Files section.

4. In the Store quarantined files in section, select where you want to store the quarantined files:

   • Check Point - Stores the quarantined files in the Check Point cloud in the region associated with your organization’s Infinity Portal account.

   • Company’s OneDrive - Stores the quarantined files in a Quarantine folder located in your organization’s OneDrive account.

   

5. If you selected Company's OneDrive in the previous step, enter the following details for the quarantine folder:

   • In the Quarantine folder owner email address field, enter the required email address.

     Note - Ensure that the OneDrive account exist for the provided email address.

   • In the Quarantine folder name field, enter the required folder name.

     Note - The system creates a Quarantine folder with the specified name in the root directory of the given email address.

6. (Optional) To customize the content of the file that replaces the quarantined malicious file in its original folder, enter the text in the Text in placeholder file (Malware) field.

7. (Optional) To customize the content of the file that replaces the quarantined sensitive file in its original folder, enter the text in the Text in placeholder file (DLP) field.

8. Click Save.

Vault Folder

The Vault folder remediates DLP detections related to OneDrive files. The system creates a non-shared Vault folder for each OneDrive user.

If a file contains sensitive information that does not comply with your organization's data-sharing policies, the system removes it and places it in the user's Vault folder.

Notes: The system creates the Vault folder with the specified name in the root directory of each user. Users can access files in the Vault folder but cannot share them with others.

To customize the Vault folder:

1. Go to Security Settings > SaaS Applications.

2. Click Configure for Office 365 OneDrive.

3. Go to the Vaulted Files section.

4. In the Vault folder name field, enter the required vault folder name.

   Note - The system creates the Vault folder with the specified name in the root directory of each user.

5. If you want to allow end users to manually restore files from the vault, enable the Allow end users to manually restore files from Vault checkbox.

   

6. (Optional) To customize the content of the file that replaces the vaulted sensitive file in its original folder, enter the text in the Text in placeholder file (DLP) field.

7. Click Save.

Configuring Office 365 OneDrive Policy

Malware Policy

By default, the Office 365 OneDrive malware policy scans the uploaded files for malicious content.

Supported Actions

Office 365 OneDrive malware policy supports these actions:

• Quarantine/removal of malware-infected files.

• Alert owner: Sends an email notification to the user who uploaded a file that contains malicious content.

• Alert admin(s): Sends an email notification to the admin(s) about the malicious files.

Configuring Malware Policy

To configure Malware policy:

1. Access the Harmony Email & Collaboration Administrator Portal.

2. From the left navigation panel, click Policy.

3. Click Create New Policy Rule.

4. From the Choose SaaS drop-down list, select Office 365 OneDrive.

5. From the Choose Security drop-down list, select Malware and click Next.

6. Select the desired protection mode

   • Detect and Remediate

   • Detect

   (Optional)If required, you can change the Rule Name.

7. In the Scope section, select the users and/or group of users for whom the policy is applicable:

   • To apply the policy to all users and groups in your organization, enable All Users and Groups checkbox.

   • To apply the policy to specific users or groups, select the users/ groups and click Add to Selected.

   • To exclude specific users or groups from the policy, select the required users/groups and click Add to Excluded.

8. In the Blades section, select the required threat detection blades for the policy.

   Note - To select all the blades available for malware detection, enable All running threat detection blades checkbox.

9. Scroll down to Attachments section and select the required workflow for the policy in the Suspected malware attachments workflow.

   • Quarantine. User is not alerted (admin can restore)

   • Do nothing

   Note - The Workflows are available only when Detect and Remediate protection mode is enabled.

10. Configure Alerts for the policy.

    1. To remove malware-infected files, enable the Remove malicious files checkbox in the Alerts section.

       Notes: If you enable this option, malicious files will be removed permanently, and you cannot restore them. For a policy, you can only enable Quarantine drive files or Remove malicious files.

    2. To send email alerts to the file owner of malware, enable the Alert file owner of malware checkbox.

    3. To send email alerts to admins about malware, enable the Alert admin(s) checkbox.

       To configure alerts to the specific users, click Select Users next to the Alert admin(s).

    4. To quarantine malware-infected files, enable the Quarantine drive files checkbox in the Alerts section.

       Note - This option is available only in Detect and Remediate protection mode.

    

    Notes: Even when the alerts are enabled here in the policy, the administrator only receives email alerts for security events when Receive Alerts role is enabled in the Specific Service Role. For more details about managing roles and permissions in the Infinity Portal, refer to Global Settings > Users in Infinity Portal Administration Guide.

11. Click Save and Apply.

DLP Policy

By default, the DLP policy scans the uploaded files to OneDrive for potentially leaked information, such as credit card number and Social Security Number (SSN).

Supported Actions

Office 365 OneDrive DLP policy supports these actions:

• Send files with sensitive data to the vault.

• Alert owner: Sends an email notification to the user who uploaded a file that contains sensitive information.

• Alert admin(s): Sends an email notification to the admin(s) about the files that contain sensitive information.

Configuring DLP Policy for OneDrive

To configure DLP policy:

1. Access the Harmony Email & Collaboration Administrator Portal.

2. From the left navigation panel, click Policy.

3. Click Create New Policy Rule.

4. From the Choose SaaS drop-down list, select Office 365 OneDrive.

5. From the Choose Security drop-down list, select DLP and click Next.

6. Select the desired protection mode

   • Detect and Remediate

   • Detect

   (Optional)If required, you can change the Rule Name.

7. In the Scope section, select the users and/or group of users for whom the policy is applicable:

   • To apply the policy to all users and groups in your organization, enable All Users and Groups checkbox.

   • To apply the policy to specific users or groups, select the users/ groups and click Add to Selected.

   • To exclude specific users or groups from the policy, select the required users/groups and click Add to Excluded.

8. Scroll down to the DLP Criteria section, enable Check Point DLP categories and select the required DLP categories for the policy.

   For more information about the DLPData Types and categories, see Appendix C: DLP Built-in Data Types and Categories.

9. Select the required sensitivity level for the policy.

   1. Very high (hit count > 0)

   2. High (hit count > 2)

   3. Medium (hit count > 5)

   4. Low (hit count > 10)

   5. Very Low (hit count > 20)

10. To exclude DLP policy for the files shared only with the internal users, enable the Skip Internal items checkbox.

11. Configure Actions for the policy.

    1. To send a detected file with sensitive data to its owner’s vault, enable the Send files with sensitive data to vault checkbox.

       Note - This option is available only in Detect and Remediate protection mode.

    2. To send email alerts to admins about DLP, enable the Alert admin(s) checkbox.

       To configure alerts to the specific users, click Select Users next to the Alert admin(s).

    3. To quarantine drive files, enable the Quarantine drive files checkbox.

       Note - This option is available only in Detect and Remediate protection mode.

    4. To send email alerts to the file owner about DLP, enable the Alert file owner(s) checkbox.

    

    Notes: For a policy, you can only enable Send file with sensitive data to vault or Quarantine drive files. Even when the alerts are enabled here in the policy, the administrator only receives email alerts for security events when Receive Alerts role is enabled in the Specific Service Role. For more details about managing roles and permissions in the Infinity Portal, refer to Global Settings > Users in Infinity Portal Administration Guide.

12. Click Save and Apply.

Viewing Office 365 OneDrive Security Events

Harmony Email & Collaboration records the OneDrive detections as security events. The event type depends on the type of policy that created the event. You can handle the security events in different ways, whether they are detected/prevented automatically or discovered by the administrators after not being prevented.

The Events screen shows a detailed view of all the security events.

Note - For files marked as malware by Microsoft, scan results are unavailable and access to these files is prevented by Microsoft.