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Refer to the exhibit. Which configuration on the scan behavior must be updated to allow the attachment to be scanned on the Cisco ESA?
The maximum attachment size to scan is a configuration on the scan behavior that determines the maximum size of an attachment that Cisco ESA will scan for viruses and malware. If an attachment exceeds this size, Cisco ESA will apply the configured action for unscannable messages, such as deliver, drop, or quarantine.
To allow the attachment to be scanned on the Cisco ESA, this configuration must be updated to a larger value than the attachment size, which is 10 MB according to the message header.
The other options are not valid configurations to allow the attachment to be scanned on the Cisco ESA, because they do not affect the maximum attachment size to scan.
Which Cisco Secure Email Threat Defense visibility and remediation mode is only available when using Cisco Secure Email Gateway as the message source?
The other options are not valid because:
A Cisco ESA administrator was notified that a user was not receiving emails from a specific domain. After reviewing the mail logs, the sender had a negative sender-based reputation score.
What should the administrator do to allow inbound email from that specific domain?
The allow list is a feature that allows Cisco ESA to accept messages from specific email addresses or domains, regardless of their sender-based reputation score or other reputation filters.
To allow inbound email from that specific domain, the administrator should add the domain into the allow list on Cisco ESA, which can be done from the web user interface by selecting Security Services > Safelist/Blocklist and clicking Add Entry.
The other options are not valid solutions to allow inbound email from that specific domain, because they do not affect the sender-based reputation score or the reputation filters on Cisco ESA.
An organization wants to prevent proprietary patent documents from being shared externally via email. The network administrator reviewed the DLP policies on the Cisco Secure Email Gateway and could not find an existing policy with the appropriate matching patterns. Which type of DLP policy template must be used to create a policy that meets this requirement?
Custom policy is a type of DLP policy template that must be used to create a policy that meets this requirement. Custom policy allows the administrator to define their own criteria for detecting sensitive or confidential data in messages, such as keywords, regular expressions, file types, etc.
To create a custom DLP policy on Cisco ESA, the administrator can follow these steps:
Select Mail Policies > DLP Policy Manager and click Add Policy.
Enter a name and description for the DLP policy, such as Patent Protection.
Under Policy Template, select Custom Policy.
Click Submit.
Under Content Matching Criteria, click Add Criteria.
Choose a matching type, such as Keyword or Regular Expression, and enter a value that matches the proprietary patent documents, such as ''patent number'' or ''\d{4}/\d{6}''.
Click Submit.
The other options are not valid types of DLP policy templates to create a policy that meets this requirement, because they are predefined templates that do not match the proprietary patent documents.
Which two Cisco ESA features are used to control email delivery based on the sender? (Choose two.)
