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Cisco IronPort AsyncOS 7.5 for Email Configuration Guide
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Chapter 8      Anti-Spam
Broadest Threat Prevention
CASE combines content analysis, email reputation, and web reputation to deliver 
the broadest set of threat prevention factors.
Cisco designed IronPort Anti-Spam from the ground up to detect the broadest 
range of email threats. IronPort Anti-Spam addresses a full range of known threats 
including spam, phishing and zombie attacks, as well as hard-to-detect low 
volume, short-lived email threats such as “419” scams. In addition, IronPort 
Anti-Spam identifies new and evolving blended threats such as spam attacks 
distributing malicious content through a download URL or an executable. 
To identify these threats, IronPort Anti-Spam uses the industry's most complete 
approach to threat detection, examining the full context of a message-its content, 
methods of message construction, the reputation of the sender, and the reputation 
of web sites advertised in the message and more. Only IronPort Anti-Spam 
combines the power of email and web reputation data, leveraging the full power 
of the world's largest email and web traffic monitoring network — SenderBase — 
to detect new attacks as soon as they begin.
Note
If your Cisco IronPort appliance is set to receive mail from a local MX/MTA, you 
must identify upstream hosts that may mask the sender’s IP address. See 
 for more information.
Lowest False Positive Rate
IronPort Anti-Spam and IronPort Outbreak Filters are powered by Cisco 
IronPort’s patent-pending Context Adaptive Scanning Engine (CASE) ™. CASE 
provides breakthrough accuracy and performance by analyzing over 100,000 
message attributes across four dimensions:
Step 1
Email reputation — who is sending you this message?
Step 2
Message content — what content is included in this message?
Step 3
Message structure — how was this message constructed?
Step 4
Web reputation — where does the call to action take you?