Cisco Cisco Email Security Appliance C160 사용자 가이드

You can define policies based on your organizations’ or users’ tolerance for spam, viruses, and policy 
enforcement. 

 outlines several example policies. “Aggressive” policies are 

designed to minimize the amount of spam and viruses that reach end-users mailboxes. “Conservative” 
policies are tailored to avoid false positives and prevent users from missing messages, regardless of 
policies.  

Positively identified spam: Drop

Suspected spam: Quarantine

Marketing mail: Deliver and 
prepend “

[Marketing]

” to the 

subject messages

Positively identified spam: Quarantine

Suspected spam: Deliver and prepend 
“

[Suspected Spam]

” to the subject of messages

Marketing mail: Disabled

Repaired messages: Deliver

Encrypted messages: Drop

Unscannable messages: Drop

Infectious messages: Drop 

Repaired messages: Deliver

Encrypted messages: Quarantine

Unscannable messages: Quarantine

Infectious messages: Drop 

Unscanned attachments: Drop

Messages with Malware 
Attachments: Drop

Messages with pending File 
Analysis: Quarantine

Unscanned attachments: Deliver and prepend 
“

[WARNING: ATTACHMENT UNSCANNED]

” to the 

subject of messages.

Messages with Malware Attachments: Drop

Messages with pending File Analysis: Deliver 
and prepend “

[WARNING: ATTACHMENT(S) MAY 

CONTAIN MALWARE]

” to the subject of messages.

Enabled, no specific filename 
extensions or domains allowed to 
bypass

Enable message modification for 
all messages

Enabled with specific filename extensions or 
domains allowed to bypass

Enable message modification for unsigned 
messages