Home » McAfee Manuals » Computer Software » McAfee PSMCDE-AB-AA » Manual Viewer

McAfee PSMCDE-AB-AA User Guide - Page 37

Filters, Corrupt Content

View all McAfee PSMCDE-AB-AA manuals

Add to My Manuals
Save this manual to your list of manuals

Page 37 highlights

Getting Started with the User Interface Policy Manager 10 In Take action when the file category is, specify the type of files that are affected by this rule. NOTE: File types are divided into categories and subcategories. 11 In File Categories, click on a file type. An asterisk appears next to the file type to indicate that the selected file type will be filtered. 12 In Subcategories, click on the subcategory you want filtered. NOTE: To select more than one subcategory, use Ctrl+Click, or Shift+Click. To select all of the subcategories, click All. 13 Repeat steps 1 and 2 for each file category you want to add to the file filtering list. NOTE: Click Clear selections to undo the last selection. Click on the required File category you have chosen (where the asterisk appears) and click Clear Selections to deselect it. 14 Select Extend this rule to unrecognized file categories to apply this rule to any other file categories and subcategories that are not specifically mentioned in the categories and subcategories lists. 15 In File size filtering, select Enable file size filtering to filter files according to their file size. 16 In Take action when the file size is, select Greater than to specify that the action should only be applied if the file is larger than the size specified. 17 Select Less than to specify that the action should only be applied if the file is smaller than the size specified. 18 Click Save, then Apply. Filters Filters include: Corrupt Content Protected Content Encrypted Content Signed Content Password-Protected Files Scanner Control Corrupt Content If the content in a file is corrupt, it cannot be scanned. You can configure corrupt content policies to specify the action taken when files with corrupt content are detected. 1 From Policy Manager, select a submenu item On-Access or On-Demand. The policy page for the selected submenu item appears. 2 Click on a policy. 3 Click Corrupt Content. The View Settings tab for the corrupt content filter appears. 4 In Activation, select Enable to enable the corrupt content filter settings for the policy. McAfee Security for Microsoft SharePoint version 2.5 User Guide 37

Section	Page
Contents	3
Introducing McAfee Security for Microsoft SharePoint	6
Overview	6
New Features	6
How McAfee Security for Microsoft SharePoint Works	8
Installation	9
Prerequisites	9
Hardware and Software Requirements	9
Pre-installation Configuration	10
Microsoft SharePoint Server Credentials for Installing McAfee Security for Microsoft SharePoint	10
Installing McAfee Security for Microsoft SharePoint	11
Post-installation Tasks and Maintenance	14
Testing Your Installation	14
Testing the On-Access Scanner	15
Testing the On-Demand Scanner Configuration from McAfee Security for Microsoft SharePoint Dashboard	15
Testing the On-Demand Scanner from McAfee Security for Microsoft SharePoint	15
Maintaining Your Installation	15
Repairing the McAfee Security for Microsoft SharePoint Installation	16
Uninstalling McAfee Security for Microsoft SharePoint	17
Getting Started with the User Interface	18
Dashboard	18
Statistics and Information	19
Statistics	19
Versions and Updates	20
Reports	20
Scheduling a New On-demand Scan	20
Graphical Reports	21
Detected Items	22
Viruses	22
Potentially Unwanted Programs	23
Banned File Types or Messages	23
Unwanted Content	24
All Items	24
View Results Pane	24
Policy Manager	25
Policy Manager Views	25
Inheritance View	25
Advanced View	26
Creating a Subpolicy	26
Policy Settings	27
List All Scanners	27
View Settings	27
Specify Users	28
Adding Scanner/Filter	28
Scanners and Filters	29
Core Scanners	29
Anti-Virus Scanner	29
Creating New Set of Options in Anti-virus Scanner	30
Editing Anti-virus Scanner Actions	32
Primary and Secondary Actions	33
Content Scanning	33
Creating a New Alert	34
Adding a New Content Rule	35
File Filtering	35
Creating a new file filtering rule	36
Filters	37
Corrupt Content	37
Protected Content	38
Encrypted Content	38
Signed Content	38
Password-Protected Files	39
Scanner Control	39
Miscellaneous	40
Alert Settings	40
Shared Resource	41
Scanners and Alerts	41
Creating a New Shared Resource for Anti-Virus Scanner	42
Creating a New Shared Resource for Scanner Control	42
Creating a New Shared Resource for Alert Settings	43
Filter Rules	43
Creating a New Content Scanner Rule	44
Creating New File Filtering Rule	44
Time Slots	44
Creating a New Time Slot	45
Settings and Diagnostics	45
Detected Items	45
User Interface Preferences	46
Dashboard Settings	46
Graph and Chart Settings	46
Diagnostics	47
Product Log	48
Import and Export Configuration	49
Importing Configuration	49
Importing Site List	50
DAT Settings	50
User Settings	50
Integration with McAfee ePolicy Orchestrator 4.0	52
Prerequisites	52
Deploying McAfee Security for Microsoft SharePoint using ePolicy Orchestrator 4.0	52
Checking in the McAfee Security for Microsoft SharePoint Package to ePolicy Orchestrator 4.0	53
Installing Extensions	53
Installing McAfee Security for Microsoft SharePoint on Managed Nodes	53
Sending an Agent Wake-up Call	54
Setting Policies using ePolicy Orchestrator 4.0	54
Creating Policies	55
Enforcing Policies	55
Scheduling an On-Demand Scan Task	55
Configuring Reports	57
Creating a New Query	57
Running a Query	57
Uninstalling McAfee Security using ePolicy Orchestrator 4.0	57
Removing the McAfee Security for Microsoft SharePoint Package from ePolicy Orchestrator 4.0	58
Removing Extensions from the ePolicy Orchestrator Server 4.0	58
Uninstalling McAfee Security for Microsoft SharePoint from Managed Nodes	58
Integration with McAfee ePolicy Orchestrator 4.5	59
Prerequisites	59
Deploying McAfee Security for Microsoft SharePoint using ePolicy Orchestrator 4.5	59
Checking in the McAfee Security for Microsoft SharePoint Package to ePolicy Orchestrator 4.5	60
Installing Extensions	60
Installing McAfee Security for Microsoft SharePoint on Managed Nodes	60
Sending an Agent Wake-up Call	61
Setting Policies using ePolicy Orchestrator 4.5	62
Creating Policies	62
Enforcing Policies	63
Scheduling an On-Demand Scan Task	63
Configuring Reports	65
Creating a New Query	66
Running a Query	66
Uninstalling McAfee Security for Microsoft SharePoint using ePolicy Orchestrator 4.5	67
Removing the McAfee Security for Microsoft SharePoint Package from ePolicy Orchestrator 4.5	67
Removing Extensions from the ePolicy Orchestrator Server 4.5	67
Uninstalling McAfee Security for Microsoft SharePoint from Managed Nodes	67
Appendix A — A Typical Scenario of Creating and Using File Filtering Rule and Actions	69
Appendix B — Recommended Configurations	71

Match case Limit results 1 per page

In Take action when the file category is, specify the type of files that are affected by this

rule.

NOTE:

File types are divided into categories and subcategories.

In File Categories, click on a file type. An asterisk appears next to the file type to indicate

that the selected file type will be filtered.

In Subcategories, click on the subcategory you want filtered.

NOTE:

To select more than one subcategory, use Ctrl+Click, or Shift+Click.

To select all of the subcategories, click

All

Repeat steps 1 and 2 for each file category you want to add to the file filtering list.

NOTE:

Click

Clear selections

to undo the last selection. Click on the required

File category

you have chosen (where the asterisk appears) and click

Clear Selections

to deselect it.

Select

Extend this rule to unrecognized file categories

to apply this rule to any other

file categories and subcategories that are not specifically mentioned in the categories and

subcategories lists.

In File size filtering, select

Enable file size filtering

to filter files according to their file

size.

In Take action when the file size is, select

Greater than

to specify that the action should

only be applied if the file is larger than the size specified.

Select

Less than

to specify that the action should only be applied if the file is smaller than

the size specified.

Click

Save

, then

Apply

Filters

Filters include:

Corrupt Content

Protected Content

Encrypted Content

Signed Content

Password-Protected Files

Scanner Control

Corrupt Content

If the content in a file is corrupt, it cannot be scanned. You can configure corrupt content

policies to specify the action taken when files with corrupt content are detected.

From

Policy Manager

, select a submenu item

On-Access

On-Demand

. The policy

page for the selected submenu item appears.

Click on a policy.

Click

Corrupt Content

. The View Settings tab for the corrupt content filter appears.

In Activation, select

Enable

to enable the corrupt content filter settings for the policy.

Getting Started with the User Interface

Policy Manager

McAfee Security for Microsoft SharePoint version 2.5 User Guide