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IronPort Web Reputation Filters is a security feature that analyzes web server behavior and 
assigns a reputation score to a URL to determine the likelihood that it contains URL-based 
malware. It helps protect against URL-based malware that threatens end-user privacy and 
sensitive corporate information. The Web Security appliance uses URL reputation scores to 
identify suspicious activity and stop malware attacks before they occur.
You can use Web Reputation Filters with both Access and Decryption Policies.
The Web Reputation Database
The Web Security appliance collects information and maintains a filtering database that 
contains aggregated traffic statistics, request attributes, and information about how different 
types of requests are handled. Additionally, the appliance can be configured to send web 
reputation statistics to a SenderBase server. SenderBase server information is leveraged with 
data feeds from the IronPort Common Security Database (SenderBase® Network) and the 
collective information is used to produce a Web Reputation Score.
Maintaining the Database Tables
The web reputation filtering component periodically receives updates to its database tables 
from the IronPort update server (
https://update-manifests.ironport.com
). Server 
updates are automated, and the update interval is set by the server as opposed to the 
appliance. Updates to the database tables occur with a regular degree of frequency, and 
require no administrator intervention.
For information about update intervals and the IronPort update server, see “Manually 
Updating Security Service Components” on page 525.