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AsyncOS 9.1.2 for Cisco Email Security Appliances User Guide
Chapter 10 Mail Policies
How to Enforce Mail Policies on a Per-User Basis
How to Enforce Mail Policies on a Per-User Basis
Do This More Info
Step 1
Enable the content-scanning features that you
want the Email Security appliance to use for
incoming or outgoing messages.
The features you can enable and configure one or more of
the following:
• Anti-Virus
• File Reputation Filtering and File Analysis (incoming
messages only)
• Anti-Spam
• Outbreak Filters
• Data Loss Prevention (outgoing messages only)
• Content Filters
Step 2
(Optional) Create content filters for actions to
take on messages that contain specific data.
See Chapter 11, “Content Filters.”
Step 3
(Optional) Define an LDAP group query in
order to specify users to whom the mail policy
rules apply.
See Using Group LDAP Queries to Determine if a
Recipient is a Group Member, page 25-23.
Step 4
(Optional) Define the default mail policies for
incoming or outgoing messages.
See Configuring the Default Mail Policy for Incoming or
Outgoing Messages, page 10-7.
Step 5
Define the group of users for whom you want
to set up user-specific mail policies.
Create an incoming or outgoing mail policy.
See Configuring Mail Policies, page 10-7 for more
information.
Step 6
Configure the content security features and the
content filter actions the appliance takes on
messages.
Configure the different content security features for the
mail policy.
• Content Filters: Applying the Content Filter to
Messages for a Certain User Group, page 11-18
• Anti-Virus: Configuring Virus Scanning Actions for
Users, page 12-7
• File Reputation Filtering and File Analysis:
Configuring the Incoming Mail Policy for File
Reputation Scanning and File Analysis, page 16-6
• Anti-Spam: Defining Anti-Spam Policies, page 13-7
• Outbreak Filters: The Outbreak Filters Feature and
Mail Policies, page 14-15
• Data Loss Prevention: Using Outgoing Mail Policies
to Assign DLP Policies to Senders and Recipients,
page 17-23 and About Associating Outgoing Mail
Policies with DLP Policies in Enterprise Manager
Deployments, page 17-31.