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CA Filtering

Andrew_Tankersl
Level 6

Has anyone had much success with filtering out spam or newsletters from capture in Compliance Accelerator? I've added domains and smtp addresses to EV's xml filter, but still see these items get captured for review. Looking for any other suggestions as to how to keep them out of our review sets...

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mashles
Level 3
Partner

ACE is being replaced by DCS which is integration into Symantecs DLP product (formerly Vontu) for classification, it can do some very clever classification of emails. They can be based on almost anything so creating classifications based on author like requested above is simple. Based on the classification you can choose to do a number of things (delete item, apply specific retention category, apply specific CA tag etc).

Until then your best bet would be to use custom filtering to apply a different retention category to exclude from the CA searches. Your active sampling will still include some of these results because it samples all all of a users email to be compliant, even if its a newsletter. Excluding emails from sampling is technically possible if you do a hard delete of the items at the journal level using custom filtering, but you are not compliant if you do that!

Hope that helps.

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Mojorsn
Level 5

We are looking for this exact same thing, it seems like CA is very limited in what can be filtered out without additional software.

 

We have looked into ACE to accomplish this but were told there will be a new software coming out that will be replacing this.  Does anyone have any information on this new software and what it will/won't be able to do?

Also any suggestions for the original question in this post would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks.

Tom

mashles
Level 3
Partner

ACE is being replaced by DCS which is integration into Symantecs DLP product (formerly Vontu) for classification, it can do some very clever classification of emails. They can be based on almost anything so creating classifications based on author like requested above is simple. Based on the classification you can choose to do a number of things (delete item, apply specific retention category, apply specific CA tag etc).

Until then your best bet would be to use custom filtering to apply a different retention category to exclude from the CA searches. Your active sampling will still include some of these results because it samples all all of a users email to be compliant, even if its a newsletter. Excluding emails from sampling is technically possible if you do a hard delete of the items at the journal level using custom filtering, but you are not compliant if you do that!

Hope that helps.

Kenneth_Adams
Level 6
Employee Accredited Certified

ACE is good for all CA versions 7.x through 9.x.  DCS replaced ACE for EV/CA 10 and above.

What ACE and DCS will do is place a tag on the message to exclude or include in CA review sets, depending on how the ACE policy or DCS rule is configured.  An exclusion tag will case the message to not be included in any CA review set UNLESS as search is configured to return only hits with the exclusion tagging.

I hope this helps.

Ken