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Cisco AsyncOS 8.5.5 for Email Security User Guide
Chapter 1 Getting Started with the Cisco Email Security Appliance
What’s New in This Release
New Features in Release 8.5.5
Feature
Description
New Features
File Reputation
Filtering and
File Analysis
Filtering and
File Analysis
Advanced Malware Protection identifies emerging and targeted file-based
threats in incoming messages based on:
threats in incoming messages based on:
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File reputation
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File analysis (for certain files with unknown reputations)
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Verdict updates
As new information becomes available about files, threat verdicts are
updated, providing you with a starting point for investigating threats that
were received before they were known even to the Advanced Malware
Protection services in the cloud.
updated, providing you with a starting point for investigating threats that
were received before they were known even to the Advanced Malware
Protection services in the cloud.
New reports identify infected files found by reputation, provide status and
outcome of files sent for analysis, and list files for which verdicts have been
updated. Existing reports have been updated with new sections or table
columns to let you research users, senders, and trends involving infected files.
outcome of files sent for analysis, and list files for which verdicts have been
updated. Existing reports have been updated with new sections or table
columns to let you research users, senders, and trends involving infected files.
For details, including essential network requirements, see
Enhancements
Additional TLS
Support Option
Support Option
AsyncOS for Email now supports a new TLS Support option - Required -
Verify Hosted Domains. This option allows you to perform TLS verification
against hosted cloud email services where the cloud provider presents a
common certificate for all hosted domains. Using this option, you can now
send emails over TLS for such domains, as well as domains that are not hosted
on cloud. See
Verify Hosted Domains. This option allows you to perform TLS verification
against hosted cloud email services where the cloud provider presents a
common certificate for all hosted domains. Using this option, you can now
send emails over TLS for such domains, as well as domains that are not hosted
on cloud. See
.
Note
If you have existing destination controls for hosted cloud email
services (where the cloud provider presents a common certificate for
all hosted domains), make sure that you set TLS Support to Required
- Verify Hosted Domains.
services (where the cloud provider presents a common certificate for
all hosted domains), make sure that you set TLS Support to Required
- Verify Hosted Domains.