Cisco Cisco Content Security Management Appliance M1070

Beginning in AsyncOS 9.6.1-019 for Cisco Content Security Management Appliances, the “Unknown” malware category and 
the “Unnamed” malware threat are no longer used. Thus, you can no longer filter web tracking results by “Unknown’ malware 
category or “Unnamed” malware threat. 

However, some older malware data may still appear in reports as “Unnamed Malware Threat” and ‘Unknown Malware 
Category;” links to details in Web Tracking, and filtering within Web Tracking, are not available for these results. 

Appliances that were assigned to Configuration Master 8.5 or later (depending on the AsyncOS 
release that you are upgrading from) are assigned after upgrade to the Configuration Master associated with this release. 
Existing settings in the previous Configuration Master will be rolled automatically and seamlessly to the new configuration 
master. 

Beginning in Release 9.5.1, Configuration Masters 9.0 and 8.1 support the ability to configure access policies to control 
how range requests are applied. 

These changes were introduced in Release 9.5.1. 

The “Web Reputation Threat Types by Blocked Transactions” chart is now called “Web Reputation Threat Types Blocked 
by WBRS.” 

The “Web Reputation Threat Types by Scanned Further Transactions" chart is now called “Threat Types Detected in Other 
Transactions.” 

Threats shown in this chart are color-coded to indicate the reason they were not blocked. 

The new labels better describe the data shown in the charts. The documentation has also been updated to more accurately 
describe this data. 

 

You should also review the release notes for: 

Your associated Email and Web security releases.