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Walkthroughs in AsyncOS for Cisco Email Security Appliances

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Updated:September 30, 2020

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Walkthroughs Supported in AsyncOS for Cisco Email Security Appliances

Walkthroughs Supported in AsyncOS for Cisco Email Security Appliances

The following is the list of walkthroughs supported in AysncOS for Cisco Email Security Appliances:


Walkthroughs	AsyncOS Versions
Verifying Incoming Messages using DMARC Verifying Incoming Messages using SPF/SIDF Verifying Incoming Messages using DKIM Enabling and Configuring Graymail Engine on the Email Security Gateway Enabling and Configuring Outbreak Filters on the Email Security Gateway Detecting macro-enabled attachments in messages	12.0 12.1 12.5 13.0 13.5 Limited Deployment 13.5.1 Limited Deployment and General Deployment 13.5.2 Maintenance Deployment
Handle Messages Based on Sender's Domain Reputation Blacklist IP Addresses using External Threat Feeds Remove Malicious Attachments using External Threat Feeds Send Secure Messages using DANE	12.5 13.0 13.5 Limited Deployment 13.5.1 Limited Deployment and General Deployment 13.5.2 Maintenance Deployment
Single Sign-On Using SAML 2.0 Remediate Malicious Messages in Mailboxes using Mailbox Auto Remediation	13.0 Limited Deployment and General Deployment 13.5 Limited Deployment 13.5.1 Limited Deployment and General Deployment 13.5.2 Maintenance Deployment
Single Sign-On Using SAML 2.0 (updated version) Provide a Safe View of Malicious or Suspicious Message Attachments Configure Unified Common Event Format (CFF) Logging Integrate Cisco Email Security Gateway with Cisco Threat Response Portal	13.0 Limited Deployment Refresh and General Deployment 13.5 Limited Deployment 13.5.1 Limited Deployment and General Deployment 13.5.2 Maintenance Deployment
Detect Forged Messages	13.5 Limited Deployment 13.5.1 Limited Deployment and General Deployment 13.5.2 Maintenance Deployment
Prevent Accidental Leak of Financial Data Allow Phishing Awareness Campaign Messages to Bypass Scanning Engines	13.5.1 Limited Deployment and General Deployment 13.5.2 Maintenance Deployment
Integrate Cisco Email Security Gateway with Cisco SecureX or Cisco Threat Response	I3.5.2 Maintenance Deployment

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