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Chapter 6 Using Message Filters to Enforce Email Policies<br />

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Using Image Analysis Content Filters<br />

After you enable image analysis, you can create a content filter to strip attachments based on image<br />

analysis verdicts, or you can configure a filter to perform different actions for different message verdicts.<br />

For example, you might decide to quarantine messages that contain inappropriate content.<br />

To strip attachments based on image analysis verdicts:<br />

Step 1 Click Mail Policies > Incoming Content Filters.<br />

Step 2 Click Add Filter.<br />

Step 3 Enter a name for the content filter.<br />

Step 4 Under Actions, click Add Action.<br />

Step 5 Under Strip Attachment by File Info, click Image Analysis Verdict is:<br />

Step 6 Select from the following image analysis verdicts:<br />

Suspect<br />

Inappropriate<br />

Suspect or Inappropriate<br />

Unscannable<br />

Clean<br />

To configure an action based on image analysis verdicts:<br />

Step 1 Click Mail Policies > Incoming Content Filters.<br />

Step 2 Click Add Filter.<br />

Step 3 Enter a name for the content filter.<br />

Step 4 Under Conditions, click Add Condition.<br />

Step 5 Under Attachment File Info, click Image Analysis Verdict.<br />

Step 6 Choose from one of the following verdicts:<br />

Suspect<br />

Inappropriate<br />

Suspect or Inappropriate<br />

Unscannable<br />

Clean<br />

Step 7 Click Add Action.<br />

Step 8 Select an action to perform on messages based on the image analysis verdict.<br />

Cisco <strong>IronPort</strong> AsyncOS 7.6 for Email Advanced Configuration Guide<br />

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