Which two features of Cisco Email Security are added to a Sender Group to protect an organization against email threats? (Choose two.)

The correct answer is B. geolocation-based filtering D. senderbase reputation filtering. Sender Groups in Cisco ESA define how senders are treated at the connection level. Senderbase Reputation Filtering (D) uses Cisco's Talos reputation data to score senders and block or throttle those with poor reputations - this is a core Sender Group feature. Geolocation-based…

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ANetFlow
Bgeolocation-based filtering
Cheuristic-based filtering
Dsenderbase reputation filtering
Econtent disarm and reconstruction

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A
3% (1)
B
84% (26)
C
10% (3)
E
3% (1)

Explanation

Sender Groups in Cisco ESA define how senders are treated at the connection level. Senderbase Reputation Filtering (D) uses Cisco's Talos reputation data to score senders and block or throttle those with poor reputations - this is a core Sender Group feature. Geolocation-based Filtering (B) allows administrators to block or restrict email from specific countries or regions at the Sender Group level. NetFlow (A) is a network traffic analysis protocol unrelated to email filtering. Heuristic-based filtering (C) and Content Disarm and Reconstruction (E) are content-level features applied later in the pipeline via content filters, not Sender Groups.

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#Cisco ESA Features#Sender Groups#Sender Reputation#Geolocation Filtering

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