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| − | MailWall can filter all inbound email for potential security risks which do not relate to known viruses | + | *MailWall can filter all inbound email for potential security risks which do not relate to known viruses. |
| − | When an email is determined to break one or more polices, MailWall will remove from the email any element which breaks a policy while delivering the remaining parts of the message to the recipient. | + | *These security risks are controlled by six distinct policies which can be modified to permit certain email addresses or domains to be excluded from a particular policy. |
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| + | *When an email is determined to break one or more polices, MailWall will remove from the email any element which breaks a policy while delivering the remaining parts of the message to the recipient. | ||
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Latest revision as of 09:33, 23 February 2012
What is Email Security Policy?
- MailWall can filter all inbound email for potential security risks which do not relate to known viruses.
- These security risks are controlled by six distinct policies which can be modified to permit certain email addresses or domains to be excluded from a particular policy.
- When an email is determined to break one or more polices, MailWall will remove from the email any element which breaks a policy while delivering the remaining parts of the message to the recipient.