We are relatively new to using the SEA and our end-users complain about continuing to get emails from senders they have marked as "Report as Spam" (RAS). From my understanding, marking an email RAS doesn't mean for certain that going forward the email will be blocked because it is reviewed by Sophos before being added to their spam list. The thing is my users don't want to see the email again period. They are not interested in whether Sophos thinks it is spam or not. The only thing that matters is the end-user has made their decision and that is it.
In our old system, a link was added to each email. If we wanted to no longer receive emails from the person or domain, we just clicked it and done. This was a great feature! My end-users are not wanting any email of virtually any type that is not coming directly from another person. We currently discard all high and medium spams. What I do now is have a copy of a RAS email sent to me and manually add the address to our list. It could easily take me an hour a day for something that use to be automated. The problem with how I am doing now is it is not at the user level of blocking, I am doing it for our whole domain, and I block the sender's whole domain.
Our end-users are not interested in blocking them via web portal level. It is too difficult to use and hard to block messages in quarantine too. I asked about Sophos taking the emails we are sending to RAS and blocking them for our individual users in our domain. They said no or more gently that is not how it works. So, how are you blocking emails that the end users want blocked? Are you going around the product and just blocking at the mail server level...mark as junk? We are using Exchange.
We really like the other features of the SEA, but what would I give to have our old spam filter back.
Thanks,
John
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