Summary
Microsoft Teams will let users report suspicious guest invitations for security concerns starting November 2026. Reports go to IT admins via the Teams admin center and Microsoft. No action is needed if “Report a security concern” is already enabled in messaging policies, which control this feature.
Message ID: MC1530615
Published: Oct 29, 2026
Service: Microsoft Teams
Tag: New feature, User impact, Admin impact
Roadmap ID: 571297
Platforms: Desktop, Mac, Web
Microsoft Message
Microsoft Teams will enable users to report guest invitations for security concerns directly from Teams. When users receive an unexpected or potentially malicious invitation to join another organization as a guest, they can report it to their IT admin for review, helping identify and mitigate phishing and other abuse through guest invitations.
Rollout Schedule
General Availability (Worldwide): We will begin rolling out in early November 2026 and expect to complete by mid-November 2026.
Impact on Your Organization
Users can report suspicious guest invitations when declining them in Teams. Reports are shared with their IT admin through the User reported security submissions report in the Teams admin center and with Microsoft for review.
Action Required/Recommendations
No action is required for organizations that already have Report a security concern enabled in their Teams messaging policy. Admins can manage this capability through Teams admin center > Messaging policies > Report a security concern.
Compliance considerations
Question: Does the change include an admin control?
Answer: Yes. The capability is controlled through the Teams messaging policy setting for Report a security concern.