Email Image Control.cloud

Our email image filter service enables your organization to identify, control and block inappropriate images from entering or leaving your network by employing the following key features:

Email Image Control.cloud- Features

• Multi-layered technologies designed to detect pornographic or other inappropriate image content
• Fully configurable, extremely accurate Image Composition Analysis scanning engine
• Image scanning within supported Microsoft® Office and PDF documents attached to or embedded in emails
• Fully customizable lists of approved senders and recipients
• Customizable local database of image signatures

Email Image Control.cloud- Benefits

• Protects employees, aids enforcement of acceptable use policies, reduces legal risk and safeguards corporate reputation
• A comprehensive range of image-filtering algorithmic techniques are used, including Facial Recognition, Body Positioning Analysis, Texture Analysis and Flesh Tone Analysis. Administrators can also determine the required level of sensitivity and actions to be applied
• Enables administrators to activate image scanning within a range of different file formats
• Permits administrators to specify internal and external users who can send and/or receive emails without being scanned
• Allows administrators to maintain company-specific lists of blocked and approved image signatures

How Email Image Control.cloud works:

A hosted service, Email Image Control.cloud is easy to setup and maintain. Here’s how it works:

• Inbound and outbound email is directed via Symantec.cloud, where it is scanned
• Administrators set up rules and determine sensitivity levels in keeping with their acceptable use policy
• Administrators specify which senders or recipients can bypass image scanning
• Administrators add images specific to their organization to a local approved or blocked database
• Email which triggers a rule is subjected to a range of actions including: block/delete, redirect to administrator, copy to administrator, tag header, tag subject line and log only
• Email which does not trigger a rule passes through to its intended recipient