88 Configuring email filtering
Creating virus, spam, and compliance filter policies
Adding conditions to compliance policies
Refer to the following tables when creating your compliance policy.
Table 4-7
describes the conditions available when creating a compliance policy.
Table 4-7
Compliance conditions
Condition
Test against
Examples
Any part of the
message
Dictionary. See
“Configuring
dictionaries”
on page 112.
Profanity
Attachment content
Text within an attachment file.
Find all attachments that
contain the word
“discount” more than
three times.
Attachment type
An attachment list, file name, or MIME
type. See
“Configuring attachment
lists”
on page 110.
script.vbs
application/octet-stream
Bcc: address
Bcc:
(blind carbon copy) message
header.
jane
example.com
[email protected]
Body
Contents of the message body. This
component test is the most processing
intensive, so you may want to add it as
the last condition in a filter to
optimize the filter.
You already may have
won
Cc: address
Cc:
(carbon copy) message header.
jane
example.com
[email protected]
Envelope HELO
SMTP HELO domain in message
envelope.
example.com
Envelope recipient
Recipient in message envelope.
jane
example.com
[email protected]
Envelope sender
Sender in message envelope.
jane
example.com
[email protected]
Summary of Contents for Mail Security
Page 1: ...Symantec Mail Security for SMTP Administration Guide ...
Page 16: ...16 About Symantec Mail Security for SMTP Where to get more information ...
Page 60: ...60 Configuring email settings Configuring scanning settings ...
Page 116: ...116 Configuring email filtering Managing policy resources ...
Page 142: ...142 Working with Spam Quarantine Configuring Spam Quarantine ...
Page 150: ...150 Working with Suspect Virus Quarantine Configuring Suspect Virus Quarantine ...
Page 162: ...162 Configuring alerts and logs Configuring logs ...
Page 208: ...208 Feature Cross Reference About email filtering and message handling options ...
