You can manage the addition of information X-headers to messages. For example, you can disable the addition of KSMG information X-headers to the headers of messages that are sent outside the organization to prevent disclosing the presence of KSMG in the infrastructure.
To enable or disable the addition of X headers to scanned messages:
Add X-headers to message headers
toggle switch to enable or disable the addition of X-KSMG- X-headers.This toggle switch is available if adding X-headers to message headers is enabled.
The header is added to the MIME parts of the message if the Anti-Virus module assigned the Infected, Error, or Encrypted status to the message.
X-headers of MIME parts are not processed by the rules.
X-MS-Exchange-Organization-SCL
X-headers to the headers of messages that the application considers to be spam or probable spam.A message is considered spam if the Anti-Spam module scans it and assigns the Spam status.
If this option is enabled, the X-MS-Exchange-Organization-SCL
header with a value of 9 is added to the headers of messages with the Spam status.
A message is considered probable spam if the Anti-Spam module scans it and assigns the Probable spam status. If this option is enabled, the X-MS-Exchange-Organization-SCL
header with a value from 0 to 9 is added to the headers of such messages.
Add X-MS-Exchange-Organization-SCL header to headers of non-spam messages
toggle switch to enable or disable the addition of X-MS-Exchange-Organization-SCL X-headers to the headers of messages that the application does consider to be spam.A message is not considered spam if the Anti-Spam module scans it and assigns one of the following statuses.
If this option is enabled, the X-MS-Exchange-Organization-SCL
header with a value of -1
is added to the headers of messages that have the listed statuses.
The adding of X headers is configured.
If a rule containing actions on headers is applied to a message after adding X-headers, the added X-headers may be edited or removed, or X-headers defined in the rule can be added to them.
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