Cisco Cisco Content Security Management Appliance M1070 Mode D'Emploi

SBRS Score: (SenderBase Reputation Score). The range is from 10 (likely a trustworthy sender) to 
-10 (apparent spammer). A score of “None” indicates that there was no information about this host 
at the time the message was processed.

This section displays various logged status events during the processing of the message.

Entries include information about mail policy processing, such as anti-spam and anti-virus scanning, 
and other events such as message splitting. 

If the message was delivered, the details of the delivery appear here. For example, a message may 
have been delivered and a copy kept in quarantine. 

The last recorded event is highlighted in the processing details.

This section displays content that violates Data Loss Prevention (DLP) policies. 

Because this content typically includes sensitive information, such as corporate confidential 
information or personal information including credit card numbers and health records, you may 
want to disable access to this content for users who have access, but not Administrator-level access, 
to the Security Management appliance. See 

. 

Search results did not include messages that should have met the criteria. 

Results for many searches, especially Message Event searches, depend on your appliance 
configuration.  Verify that you have configured the Email Security appliance properly to achieve the 
behavior that you expected. For example, check your mail policies, content and message filters, and 
quarantine settings. 

If expected information is missing after you clicked a link in a report, see 

. 

Attachment names are not found and displayed in search results. 

See configuration requirements at 

 and limitations for attachment name searches in 

.