Workflows

Workflows are configurable processing pipelines that define how files should be scanned, analyzed, and remediated. A workflow is required to be able to start a new scan with a specified set of rules. Each workflow consists of a set of remediation actions.

Remediation actions are automated post-processing tasks performed on files after they have been scanned. The following remediation options are currently available:

Name	Description	Documentation
File Tagging	Adds metadata tags to files in S3-like storage units, providing processing information.	File Tagging
Deep CDR	Applies OPSWAT’s Deep CDR (file sanitization) technology to files.	Deep Content Disarm and Reconstruction (Deep CDR)
Keep, copy, move or delete	Keeps, copies, moves or deletes files based on configured rules, such as blocked or sanitized status.	Keep, Copy, Move or Delete Files
Other remediations	Delete a directory if it is empty after remediation (does not delete if the folder was empty to begin with).	Delete Empty Folders

REMEDIATION ACTION PROCESSING ORDER

The following order is used when applying remediation actions:

File Tagging
Sanitized Files (Deep CDR, Move or Delete)
Blocked Files (Keep, Copy, Move or Delete)
Allowed Files (Keep, Copy, Move or Delete)

NOTE

If you require a post-processing action not listed above, please let us know.

We may be able to add it in a future update.

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