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Email Protection Administrator Guide
5. Customize Inbound Mail
Filters
Email Protection has default inbound and outbound mail filters to block and clean
malicious email and to quarantine email that might be malicious. The filters are
configured by using policies, which are the parameters for the filters Default policies are
automatically assigned to each of your domains.
You can customize the default inbound policy for any and each domain, or any and each
group, to fit your business needs.
To change customers, select the link in the upper right of the opened window. In the Select
window, begin entering the name of the entity you want and select that entity when a list
of entities appears.
Enterprise or Service Provider
Customer
Important: This document is for use by Enterprise customers only.
The way in which custom policies are applied to your users varies depending on whether
you are classified as a service provider or enterprise customer. If you are a service
provider customer, each domain can have one custom policy (see Figure 7). If you are an
enterprise customer, a single default policy applies to all domains. Thus, for an enterprise
customer, you must create a group or groups of users, and for each group, you can create a
custom policy. A group can be created according to domain membership (see Figure
according to any other user characteristics that may apply across multiple domains (see
Figure
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Guide.
Note: Because a group defined by an enterprise customer can contain users from different
domains, a group policy does not apply to a domain, but rather to the group of users to
which it is defined. A custom group policy supersedes the default policy that is assigned to
all domains.
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). For procedures, see Create a Group in Account Management Administrator
Enterprise or Service Provider Customer
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