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Sophos Content Control List Rules

KevinNadin

Quick question, why are the rules set to a quanity of 10?  I would like to trigger an alert for a quanity less than that amount.

Thank,

Kevin



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    Kevin, I think that no one has answered your question because we don't understand what rules are limited to 10 and why this relates to RED.

    Cheers - Bob

     
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    Kevin, I think that no one has answered your question because we don't understand what rules are limited to 10 and why this relates to RED.

    Cheers - Bob

     
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    Sophos Certified Architect - UTM
    Sophos Certified Engineer - XG
    Gold Solution Partner since 2005
    MediaSoft, Inc. USA
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    Sorry, just saw your reply. I just updated Sopho's UTM 9 so maybe it changed from 10 to 5. Regardless, SSN has a quantity of 5 under the HIPPA CCL. Seems like this rule would allow up to 4 SSN's to be released via email. Was just wondering why 5 in this case was the "magic number"?

    Kevin

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    Ah, your talking about Data Protection under SMTP. I don't know thy these quantities are chosen the way they are, imho it should be able to have it trigger on just 1 and not 5 (or more).

    In  our situation we have configured this in our endpoint software where we can choose quantity ourselves.

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