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Allow Outbound Emails with Password Protected Excel attachments

Richard Martens

I have a number of users who like to send Excel sheets with a password to outbound recipients. These mails are detected as unscannable by Mail Manager, so now I have to release these manually after a call from the user.

Is there a 'safe' method to allow these mails to pass, without me having to release them manually?

The only way I found to do this now, is to exclude all outbound mail for these users, but that does not feel good ;-)



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    The other option is under Email Protection..  Malware...  "Quarantine unscannable and encrypted content"   Apparently you have it checked.

    As long as that is checked, it is doing what you want.  It can be configured globally or per-mail-domain, but it does not seem to be configurable one way for inbound and another way for outbound.   You could configure your mail server to bypass UTM for outbound mail, which would be a backhanded way of making the setting unidirectional.

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    The other option is under Email Protection..  Malware...  "Quarantine unscannable and encrypted content"   Apparently you have it checked.

    As long as that is checked, it is doing what you want.  It can be configured globally or per-mail-domain, but it does not seem to be configurable one way for inbound and another way for outbound.   You could configure your mail server to bypass UTM for outbound mail, which would be a backhanded way of making the setting unidirectional.

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