This policy setting controls whether Outlook will use remote certificate authority information in a secure email message to validate that its certificate is trusted. If you enable this setting, you'll allow the operating system to access remote network locations specified in a certificate for validation.If you disable or don't configure this setting, retrieval of remote Certificate Authority Information won't be allowed, and only stored certificates will be used for authentication.
This policy setting controls whether Outlook users can publish their calendars to a DAV server. If you enable this policy ...
This policy setting controls whether Outlook users can publish their calendars to the Office.com Calendar Sharing Service. ...
This policy setting controls whether Outlook uses remote procedure call (RPC) encryption to communicate with Microsoft Exchange ...
This policy setting controls whether Outlook verifies the user's e-mail address with the address associated with the certificate ...
This policy setting controls whether Outlook will use remote certificate authority information in a secure email message ...
This policy setting controls whether pictures and external content in HTML e-mail messages from untrusted senders on the ...
This policy setting controls whether pictures and external content in HTML e-mail messages from untrusted senders on the ...
This policy setting controls whether pictures from sites in the Trusted Sites security zone are automatically downloaded ...
This policy setting controls whether recipients' e-mail addresses are automatically added to the user's Safe Senders List ...