Cisco Cisco Content Security Management Appliance M1070 Mode D'Emploi

AsyncOS for Cisco Content Security Management incorporates the following features:

External Spam Quarantine: Hold spam and suspected spam messages for end users, and allow end 
users and administrators to review messages that are flagged as spam before making a final 
determination. 

Centralized Policy, Virus, and Outbreak Quarantines: Provide a single interface for managing 
these quarantines and the messages quarantined in them from multiple Email Security appliances. 
Allows you to store quarantined messages behind the firewall. 

Centralized reporting: Run reports on aggregated data from multiple Email and Web Security 
appliances. The same reporting features available on individual appliances are available on Security 
Management appliances. In addition, there are several extended reports for web security that are 
uniquely available on the Security Management appliance. 

Centralized tracking: Use a single interface to track email messages and web transactions that 
were processed by multiple Email and Web Security appliances. 

Centralized Configuration Management for Web Security appliances: For simplicity and 
consistency, manage policy definition and policy deployment for multiple Web Security appliances. 

The Security Management appliance is not involved in centralized email management, or 
‘clustering’ of Email Security appliances.

Backup of data: Back up the data on your Security Management appliance, including reporting and 
tracking data, quarantined messages, and lists of safe and blocked senders. 

You can coordinate your security operations from a single Security Management appliance or spread the 
load across multiple appliances. 

New Password 
Change Options 

When you manually require a password change, for example after changing the 
password requirements, you can choose whether the users must change the 
password at the next login or after a specified duration.

If you are enforcing a password change after a specified duration, you can also set 
a grace period to reset the password after the password expires. 

You can also specify a grace period for scheduled password changes. 

Importing 
Configuration 
Files 

You can now choose to ignore network settings and disk quota settings when 
importing a configuration file, simplifying migration of configurations between 
appliances. 

This feature is also available in AsyncOS 8.4 for Cisco Content Security 
Management Appliances, which supported Web Security appliances only.