Filter malicious emails
Summary
All incoming and outgoing emails must be checked with an anti-spam filter.
Description
The requirement to check all incoming and outgoing emails with an anti-spam filter is a proactive measure to enhance email security, protect users, and maintain the integrity of the organization's email communications. It reflects a commitment to mitigate the risks associated with spam and maintaining a secure and reliable email service.
Supported In
This requirement is verified in following services
| Plan | Supported |
|---|---|
| Essential | 🔴 |
| Advanced | 🟢 |
References
- CAPECâ„¢-41. Using meta-characters in e-mail headers to inject malicious payloads
- SOC2®-CC6_6. Logical and physical access controls
- SOC2®-CC6_8. Logical and physical access controls
- MITRE ATT&CK®-M1037. Filter network traffic
- HITRUST CSF-09_j. Controls against malicious code
- FedRAMP-CA-2_2. Security assessment - Specialized assessments
- ISA/IEC 62443-SI-3_2. Malicious code protection
- OSSTMM3-11_3_1. Data networks security (active detection verification) - Filtering
- ISSAF-J_6_4. Network security - Anti-virus system (methodology)
- PTES-5_4_2_5. Vulnerability analysis - Manual validation specific protocol (mail)
- SIG Core-D_4_4_4. Asset and information management
- SIG Core-D_6_5. Asset and information management
- OWASP ASVS-5_2_3. Sanitization and sandboxing
- CASA-5_2_3. Sanitization and Sandboxing
Vulnerabilities
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