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Chapter 14      File Reputation Filtering and File Analysis
  Overview of File Reputation Filtering and File Analysis
File Processing Overview 
First, the web site from which the file is downloaded is evaluated against the Web Based Reputation 
Service (WBRS). 
If the web reputation score of the site is in the range configured to “Scan,” the appliance simultaneously 
scans the transaction for malware and queries the cloud-based service for the reputation of the file. (If 
the site’s reputation score is in the “Block” range, the transaction is handled accordingly and there is no 
need to process the file further.) If malware is found during scanning, the transaction is blocked 
regardless of the reputation of the file. 
If Adaptive Scanning is also enabled, file reputation evaluation and file analysis are included in 
Adaptive Scanning. 
Communications between the appliance and the file reputation service are encrypted and protected 
from tampering. 
After a file’s reputation is evaluated: 
If the file is known to the file reputation service and is determined to be clean, the file is released to 
the end user. 
If the file reputation service returns a verdict of malicious, then the appliance applies the action that 
you have specified for such files. 
If the file is known to the reputation service but there is insufficient information for a definitive 
verdict, the reputation service returns a threat score based on characteristics of the file such as threat 
fingerprint and behavioral analysis. If this score meets or exceeds the reputation threshold, the 
appliance applies the action that you have configured in the access policy for malicious or high-risk 
files. 
If the reputation service has no information about the file, and the file does not meet the criteria for 
analysis (see 
), the file is considered clean and 
the file is released to the end user. 
If you have enabled File Analysis, and the reputation service has no information about the file, and 
the file meets the criteria for files that can be analyzed (see 
), then the file is considered clean and is optionally sent for analysis.  
If file reputation information is unavailable because the connection with the service timed out, the 
file is considered clean and is released to the end user.