Cisco Cisco Content Security Management Appliance M390 Release Notes

This is a maintenance release; no new features were added.

Virtual Appliance 
Enhancement

Cisco Content Security Management virtual appliances can now be 
deployed on VMware vSphere Hypervisor (ESXi) 6.0.

For more information, see the Cisco Content Security Virtual 
Appliance Installation Guide, available from: 

Support for new features 
in AsyncOS 10.0 for Cisco 
Web Security Appliances 

Referrer Exceptions – A Website may embed or refer to content 
that is categorized differently than the source page, or that is 
considered an application of a different type than the source. You 
can now define exceptions to the default actions configured for 
embedded/referred content. 

AMP Private Cloud – A Cisco AMP Virtual Private Cloud appliance 
can now be deployed on-premises in “air-gap” mode to provide 
private file reputation filtering for connected WSAs.

AMP Reporting enhancements – The AMP-related report pages 
have been enhanced, including new reporting panels and displays, 
additional columns of information in existing reporting panels, as 
well as cross-links between certain reports.

Updated User Agents list – The list of available user agents available 
for selection during policy definition has been updated and expanded.

Live (third-party) Feeds – You can define custom URL categories 
based on data feeds from an external server. These live-feed custom 
URL categories can be used in policy definition.

Refer to the 

 for additional information about these new features. 

SSO Using SAML 2.0

Cisco Content Security Management appliance now supports SAML 2.0 
SSO so that the end users can access the Spam Quarantine using the same 
credentials that are used to access other SAML 2.0 SSO enabled services 
within their organization. 

See the “Common Administrative Tasks” chapter in the user guide or 
online help.