Keep, Copy, Move or Delete Files

Configuring Keep, Copy/Move/Delete Remediation Actions

  • Navigate to Workflows from the left-side navigation menu.
  • Select the workflow for which you want to configure these remediations actions.
  • Select the node for which you want to configure these remediations (Allowed Original, Allowed Sanitized, Blocked Original, Blocked Sanitized)
  • Click on the box of the specific node.

Technical Considerations

  • Move and Re-processing - when a sanitized file is moved from Storage A to Storage B, it will not be re-sanitized or re-encrypted on Storage B, even if Deep CDR is enabled there.

    • Similarly, if Real-Time Processing is enabled on Storage B, the moved file will not be processed again.
  • File Overwriting - moving a file with the same name and path as an existing file on the destination storage will overwrite the existing file.

  • By default, "Keep" is the selected option - which will keep the file as is.

  • For the sanitized versions (Allowed Sanitized, Blocked Sanitized), Copy and Delete options are unavailable.

Keeping/Moving Sanitized Files

Sanitized files, created by OPSWAT's Deep CDR, can be moved to another storage unit. Note: The File Sanitization feature must be enabled to configure this action - see Enabling Deep CDR: Deep Content Disarm and Reconstruction (Deep CDR)

  1. Click on the Sanitized Remediation (Allowed Sanitized or Blocked Sanitized) node to open the modal window

  2. Choose the action:

    1. " Keep the file" - The sanitized file is kept in the source storage location
    2. "Move the file" - The sanitized file is moved to another storage unit. Configure the destination storage as described below.
  3. Configure the destination storage (for b option only):

    • Select the destination storage
    • Choose the destination folder structure: keep the original, move to root, or move to a specified folder
    • Note: A valid connection with the destination storage is required.
    • Select Keep folder structure to maintain the source's structure.

Keeping/Copying/Moving/Deleting Allowed Original Files

Files marked as allowed during processing can be deleted, copied or moved to another storage unit.

  1. Click on the Allowed Original Remediation node to open the modal window

  2. Select "Keep the file" to keep the file in the same storage, "Move the file" to move the file to another storage unit, "Copy the file" to copy the file to another storage unit, or "Delete the file" to delete it.

  3. Choose the action:

    1. Keep the file - The allowed file is kept in the same location
    2. Copy the file - The allowed file is copied to another storage unit. Configure the destination storage as described below.
    3. Move the file - The allowed file is moved to another storage unit. Configure the destination storage as described below.
    4. Delete the file - The allowed file is deleted.
  4. Configure the destination storage(for option b and c):

    • Select the destination storage
    • Choose the destination folder structure: keep the original, move to root, or move to a specified folder.
    • Note: A valid connection with the destination storage is required
    • Select Keep folder structure to maintain the source's structure.

Copying/Moving/Deleting Blocked Original Files

Files marked as blocked during processing can be deleted, copied or moved to another storage unit.

  1. Click on the Blocked Original Remediation node to open the modal window

  2. Select "Keep the file" to keep the file in the same storage, "Move the file" to move the file to another storage unit, "Copy the file" to copy the file to another storage unit, or "Delete the file" to delete it.

  3. Choose the action:

    1. Keep the file - The blocked file is kept in the same location
    2. Copy the file - The blocked file is copied to another storage unit. Configure the destination storage as described below.
    3. Move the file - The blocked file is moved to another storage unit. Configure the destination storage as described below.
    4. Delete the file - The blocked file is deleted.
  4. Configure the destination storage:

    • Select the destination storage
    • Choose the destination folder structure: keep the original, move to root, or move to a specified folder.
    • Note: A valid connection with the destination storage is required
    • Select Keep folder structure to maintain the source's structure.

Destination storage restrictions

Marking a storage as a destination for a remediation restricts certain actions on that storage such as deleting it, or altering it's configuration in a way that makes the remediation invalid (in the case of destination storages that support users or libraries as a remediation configuration).

Scan restrictions

Starting a scan requires a valid workflow configuration. The configuration can become invalid if one of the technologies that was enabled and used on the workflow is no longer available on the configured Scan Pool.

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