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Cloud Email Gateway Protection scans outgoing email messages before delivery if outbound filtering is enabled. Cloud Email Gateway Protection applies the following policies for filtering:
  • Malware (viruses, spyware, and so on)
  • Spam and phishing
  • Web reputation
  • Data Loss Prevention (DLP)
  • Transport Layer Security (TLS) check
  • DomainKeys Identified Mail (DKIM) signing
In addition, outbound encryption is seamlessly integrated with the content-filtering capabilities of Cloud Email Gateway Protection, using policy-based encryption to secure email messages. The service does not automatically encrypt email messages. When outbound filtering is enabled, outbound encryption appears as a policy option within the Cloud Email Gateway Protection administrator console. You will need to configure policy rules that apply encryption as a rule action.
To learn about the policy rule used to encrypt outbound messages, see Encrypting outbound messages. To learn more about how to enable outbound protection for a managed domain, see step 5 in Adding a domain.
Cloud Email Gateway Protection evaluates outgoing messages against regulatory compliance templates defined in DLP policies to prevent data leakage. For details about DLP, see Data Loss Prevention.