mwashz

By “if we wish to tell kaspersky” I meant that typically there is a way in outlook to right clock the message and mark it as non-spam. However, ideally these identifications will go into the Kaspersky anti-spam settings instead of an outlook rule. So the final logical step would be for the security cloud software to sync the settings across machines, though I understand that is not currently a feature. With respect to sending the notifications to kaspersky anti-spam, this is the typical item that would be part of an outlook ribbon tab.

For “Proof”, I meant cases of people actually running the two programs simultaneously and noting that feature X or Y broke or deactivated, or otherwise presented in a way that justified why HMPA is on the incompatible list. I completely understand that Kaspersky doesn’t want to have to troubleshoot issues where application conflict, but I was looking for actual cases of conflict.

Sorry if this exists in another thread, but I couldn’t find it when searching. Kaspersky Security Cloud seems to indicate that it is not compatible with any other Security Tools (They provide a long list). Is there any proof of the impact of installing Hitmanpro.Alert alongside Kaspersky? Any links to actual issues would be greatly appreciated. Separately, when are the 2021 versions of the programs coming out, and will Kaspersky Security Cloud automatically update from 20.x.x.x.x to 21.x.x.x.x?

So, within outlook, if an email is flagged as SPAM and we wish to tell Kaspersky that the sender is clean (or vice-versa), how do we do that from within Outlook? I’d hate to think that we need to open Kaspersky to set the exclusions/inclusions. Moreover, do the anti-spam settings for Security Cloud sync across device installs?