Cisco Cisco Content Security Management Appliance M1070 Mode D'Emploi

To see which hosts sent virus-infected messages to your network, go to the Incoming Mail page, specify 
the same reporting period, and sort by virus positive. Similarly, to see which IP addresses have sent virus 
positive email within your network, view the Outgoing Senders page and sort by virus positive messages.

From the Virus Types page you can also generate a PDF or export raw data to a CSV file. For 
information on printing or exporting a file, see the 

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You can generate a scheduled report for the Virus Types page. See the 

URL Filtering report modules are populated only if URL filtering is enabled.

URL Filtering reports are available for incoming and outcoming messages. 

Only messages that are scanned by the URL filtering engine (either as part of anti-spam/outbreak 
filter scanning or through message/content filters) are included in these modules. However, not all 
of the results are necessarily specifically attributable to the URL Filtering feature. 

The Top URL Categories module includes all categories found in messages that have been scanned, 
whether or not they match a content or message filter. 

Each message can be associated with only one reputation level. For messages with multiple URLs, 
the statistics reflect the lowest reputation of any URL in the message.

URLs in the global whitelist configured at Security Services > URL Filtering are not included in 
reports.

URLs in whitelists used in individual filters are included in reports.

Malicious URLs are URLs that Outbreak Filters have determined to have poor reputation. 
Suspicious URLs are those that Outbreak Filters have determined to require click-time protection. 
Suspicious URLs have therefore been rewritten to redirect them to the Cisco Web Security proxy. 

Results of URL category-based filters are reflected in content and message filter reports. 

Results of click-time URL evaluations by the Cisco Web Security proxy are not reflected in reports.