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Content Manager 203

When Content Filters Apply

The message security service applies Inbound Content Manager filters after

Connection Manager (attack blocking), but before Sender Lists, Junk Filters, Virus

Blocking, and Attachment Manager. As a result:

• Messages with approved content are not filtered as spam.

If a message is captured by a content filter or compliance policy with a

disposition of Approve, it bypasses the Junk Filters, even if it contains spam-

like content.

• Approved senders can optionally bypass content filters.

If you configure Inbound Content Manager to allow all email from

organization-level approved senders, your message security service delivers

any messages from these senders, even if their messages contain content

that a content filter would otherwise bounce or quarantine. Messages from

senders that are on only an individual user’s approved senders list cannot

bypass content filters.

• Content Manager approved or quarantined messages are scanned for

viruses.

A message infected with a virus, or that contains an attachment prohibited by

an attachment filter, isn’t delivered to users, even if it contains approved

content.

How Content Manager Scans Email Messages

Message Components Scanned

When your create a custom content filter, you can choose to scan specific parts of

an email message, including the headers, subject line, sender, recipient, or body.

You can also choose to scan all parts of a message—that is, the entire

message—including any unencrypted attachments. If you set up a compliance

policy, Content Manager always scans all parts of a message, including any

unencrypted binary attachments.

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Google Message Security for Google Apps Administration Gu Manuel d'utilisateur Page 203