6.13 Email Control Policy

The email control policy prevents the leakage of sensitive corporate information via email while allowing normal email usage. It applies only to outgoing emails; incoming emails cannot be controlled. Currently, it does not support controlling webmail or Lotus email sending.

Attribute Description
Sender Controls the sender's email address. Supports wildcards and multiple addresses separated by commas (,) or semicolons (;).
Recipient Controls the recipient's email address, including CC and BCC. Input rules are the same as for Sender.
Match Single Recipient Only If checked, the policy applies if at least one recipient matches; if unchecked, all recipients must match.
Subject Controls the email subject. Input rules are the same as for Sender.
Contains Attachment Controls whether emails with attachments are affected. If checked, only emails with attachments are controlled; if unchecked, all matching emails are affected, regardless of attachments.
Attachment Name If "Contains Attachment" is checked, specify attachment names to control. Input rules are the same as for Sender.
Email Size (>=KB) Controls emails by size. Default is 0 (all emails). Emails equal to or larger than the specified size are affected.

Policy Example 1

To prevent confidential corporate information from being sent via email, attachment control can be applied. Emails containing attachments with specified keywords in their filenames will be blocked.

Policy Setup: Mode: Block → Contains Attachment → Attachment Name: e.g., *keyword*

Emails sent from the client containing attachments with filenames that include "keyword" will be blocked.

Policy Example 2

Some organizations may restrict outgoing emails to approved internal accounts, blocking all other senders. This ensures proper email usage and tighter control over external communications.

Policy Setup:

Create a policy: Block All Emails

Create a policy: Allow → Sender: e.g., *@teclink.com.hk

Only emails sent from addresses containing @teclink.com.hk will be allowed.