Encryption and decryption policy
Encryption policy
To enable encryption on a mail policy route, you change the default delivery action for messages matched with the policy route so that the policy route applies encryption endpoints to the relevant recipients.
If encryption is enabled
If encryption is enabled on a route, you can override the route setting using a content rule with a disposal action to deliver messages in the clear.
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Navigate to Policy > Manage Policy Definition > Content Rules. The Manage Content Rules page is displayed.
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In the Content Rules panel, select a content rule and click
Edit.
- In the Disposal Action area, click Click here to change these settings.
- In the Disposal Action list, click Deliver the message.
- Change as specified on the route to in the clear.
- Click Save.
- Apply the configuration.
If encryption is not enabled
If encryption is not enabled on a route, you can override the route setting using a content rule with a disposal action to deliver messages applying encryption endpoint policy.
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Navigate to Policy > Manage Policy Definition > Content Rules. The Manage Content Rules page is displayed.
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In the Content Rules panel, select a content rule and click
Edit.
- In the Disposal Action area, click Click here to change these settings.
- In the Disposal Action list, click Deliver the message.
- Change as specified on the route to applying encryption endpoint policy.
- Click Save.
- Apply the configuration.
If you change any configuration or policy settings, you must Apply Configuration for the new settings to take effect. You can do this either from the Changes Made panel, or System > Configuration > Apply Configuration. See Apply new configuration for more information. If you use |
Decryption policy
Secure Email Gateway will not decrypt email messages, content-check them, or validate their digital signatures unless these features have been enabled on a policy route.
This enables you to control which routes to use to decrypt incoming email.