Virus Types Page
The Email > Reporting > Virus Types page provides an overview of the viruses that are sent to and from your network. The Virus Types page displays the viruses that have been detected by the virus scanning engines running on the Email Security appliances and are displayed on the Security Management appliance. Use this report to take action against a particular virus. For example, if you see that you are receiving a high volume of viruses known to be embedded in PDF files, you can create a filter action to quarantine messages with PDF attachments.
Note | Outbreak Filters
can quarantine these types of virus-infected messages with no user
intervention.
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If you run multiple virus scanning engines, the Virus Types page includes results from all enabled virus scanning engines. The name of the virus that appears on the page is determined by the virus scanning engines. If more than one scanning engine detects a virus, it is possible to have more than one entry for the same virus.
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Description |
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Time Range (drop-down list) |
A drop-down list that can range from a day to 90 days or a custom range. For more information on time ranges and customizing this for your needs, see the Choosing a Time Range for Reports. |
Top Incoming Virus Types Detected |
This section displays a chart view of the viruses that have been sent to your network. |
Top Outgoing Virus Types Detected |
This section displays a chart view of the viruses that have been sent from your network. |
Virus Types Detail |
An interactive table that shows the details of each virus type. |
Note | To see which
hosts sent virus-infected messages to your network, go to the Incoming Mail
page, specify the same reporting period, and sort by virus positive. Similarly,
to see which IP addresses have sent virus positive email within your network,
view the Outgoing Senders page and sort by virus positive messages.
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From the Virus Types page you can also generate a PDF or export raw data to a CSV file. For information on printing or exporting a file, see the Understanding the Email Reporting Pages.
Note | You can generate a
scheduled report for the
Virus
Types page. See the
Scheduling Email Reports.
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