Other enhancements are also included in this release.
As with other encryption options in Email Security Gateway, you must configure an email DLP policy in the Data Security manager. Configure secure message delivery in the Settings > Inbound/Outbound > Encryption page. Specify the appliance that hosts the secure portal, then select the message-handling options you want your customers to have in the portal, including:
Secure messages are stored in a searchable secure-encryption queue (Main > Message Management > Message Queues). The maximum queue size and number of days a message is retained in the portal are configured on the Edit Queue page.
See Secure Message Delivery in Email Security Manager Help for configuration details.
An inbound email message can be analyzed in the cloud for specific characteristics of phishing email. Use the Phishing Rules tab on the Settings > Inbound/Outbound > Phishing Detection page to define the rules that determine which sender domains are analyzed and how a suspected phishing email is handled. Suspect email may be treated like spam (blocked and saved to a spam queue) or be replaced by a message that educates the recipient about phishing attack email. The Phishing Education Pages tab lets you create these pages.
See Phishing detection and education in Email Security Manager Help for configuration details.
A new dashboard format replaces the Today and History pages available in previous releases of Email Security Gateway (Main > Status > Dashboard). The new format provides administrators added flexibility to display more message data and system information on the dashboard than previously available in the Today and History pages.
See The Email Security Gateway Dashboard in Email Security Manager Help for configuration details and a list of available dashboard charts.
