Malicious email quarantine notification

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Happy to stand corrected, but I think that an email detected with a malicious URL is the only type of detection that can't be configured to notify either the sender or receiver. I don't believe that "delete" or "end user quarantine" are viable options so the Admin Quarantine is the only option that makes sense. However, there's no way for an admin to know that email is in there. 
 I'd like to see an option for the recipient to receive a notification that there's an email from XX@XX.COM sitting in Quarantine because of a malicious URL - this way the intended recipient knows to reach out to the Admin and request a review and/or release.

Tom Foucha · Answer

If the message is placed using the "include in End User Quarantine" then the message will be included in the Digest Quarantine Summary email that the user gets based on the times scheduled by the admin, every hour is possible. The catch is you should then make the EUQ read only so no messages can be released by the end user and everything would need to be released by the admin. Most people don't release junk mail anyway they just let it sit there and expire in 14 days.

Malicious email quarantine notification

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