Aside from ScanMail notifications, defining email stamps is another way to immediately
notify users of any ScanMail action.
Email stamps are appended in the Subject header as regular texts. You can customize
the subject header of a message, for example: \[ScanMail Stamp\] ScanMail found this email to be virus-free.
Depending on the Scan Options tab available in a scan or update rule, you can define email stamps as part of the
message subject or body:
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Scan Options Tab
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Available Email Stamp
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Security Risk Scan
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You can:
Insert email stamps at the end of the subject header or message body.
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APT Prevention Filter
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You can Insert the stamp as a subject prefix.
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Scan Restrictions
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You can Insert the stamp as a subject prefix.
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Message Filter
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You can Insert the stamp as a subject suffix.
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Graymail Filter
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You can Insert the stamp as a subject suffix.
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Attachment Filter
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You can Insert the stamp as a subject suffix.
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Script Filter
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Insert email stamps at the end of the subject header or at the beginning of the message
body.
You can also replace hotspots with email stamps as hotspots.
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Check the following links to define safe stamps for applicable filters:
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Spam filter stamp, see Configure Anti-Spam Filtering
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Web Reputation stamp, see Configure Web Reputation
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Security Risk Scan stamp, see Configuring Security Risk Scan
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APT Prevention Filter stamp, see Configuring APT Prevention Filter
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Scan Restrictions stamp, see Configuring Scan Restrictions
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Message Filter stamp, see Configuring the Message Filter
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Graymail Filter stamp, see Configuring the Graymail Filter
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Attachment Filter stamp, see Configuring the Attachment Filter
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Script Filter stamp, see Configuring the Script Filter
