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Chapter 18      Web Reputation Filters
Understanding How Web Reputation Filtering Works
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Understanding How Web Reputation Filtering Works
Web Reputation Scores are associated with an action to take on a URL request. 
The available actions depend on the policy group type that is assigned to the URL 
request:
  •
Access Policies. You can choose to block, scan, or allow.
  •
Decryption Policies. You can choose to drop, decrypt, or pass through.
You can configure each policy group to correlate an action to a particular Web 
Reputation Score.
Web Reputation in Access Policies
 describes the default Web Reputation Scores for Access Policies. 
Table 18-1
Default Web Reputation Scores for Access Policies
Score
Action
Description
Example
-10 to -6.0
Block
Bad site. The request is blocked, 
and no further malware scanning 
occurs.
  •
URL downloads information without 
user permission.
  •
Sudden spike in URL volume.
  •
URL is a typo of a popular domain.
-5.9 to 5.9
Scan
Undetermined site. Request is 
passed to the DVS engine for 
further malware scanning. The 
DVS engine scans the request 
and server response content.
  •
Recently created URL that has a 
dynamic IP address and contains 
downloadable content.
  •
Network owner IP address that has a 
positive Web Reputation Score.
6.0 to 10.0
Allow
Good site. Request is allowed. 
No malware scanning required.
  •
URL contains no downloadable 
content.
  •
Reputable, high-volume domain 
with long history.
  •
Domain present on several allow 
lists.
  •
No links to URLs with poor 
reputations.