Content security profiles can be referenced in security policies to regulate Internet access behaviors of intranet users.
Standardize intranet users' access to the Internet.
Ensure the security of emails sent and received by intranet users.
According to the preceding requirements, the following security policies are configured:
No. |
Description |
Source Zone |
Destination Zone |
Source IP Address |
Destination IP Address |
Content Security |
Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 |
Standardize intranet users' access to the Internet. | trust |
untrust |
IP address of the intranet users |
any |
URL filtering: filters websites accessed by intranet users to filter out illegal websites, malicious websites, and websites irrelevant to work, reducing the risk of virus infection and attacks and improving work efficiency. File blocking: checks the types of files uploaded to the Internet or downloaded from the Internet to prevent confidential information leakage and virus infection. Data filtering: filters the information browsed, searched, released, and transmitted by enterprise employees to prevent disclosure of confidential information and release of violation information. This feature prevents intranet users from browsing, searching for, releasing, and transmitting irrelevant information, improving work efficiency. |
Permit |
2 |
Ensure the security of sending and receiving emails for intranet users. | trust |
dmz |
IP address of the intranet users |
Internal server address |
Mail filtering
|
Permit |
3 |
Deny the traffic that does not match any of the preceding security policy rules. | any |
any |
any |
any |
any |
Deny |