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`Case 3:17-cv-05659-WHA Document 1-24 Filed 09/29/17 Page 2 of 3
`Sky Advanced Threat Prevention
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`Sky Advanced Threat Prevention Administration Guide
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`TechLibrary >
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`Sky Advanced Threat Prevention Scanned File Overview
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`Sky ATP keeps a record of all file metadata sent to the cloud for inspection. You can view the files sent from your
`network by selecting Monitor > File Scanning in the Web UI. See Figure 1. Your firewall policy determines what to do if
`a file is suspected of being malware. For example, block that file from being downloaded to the client.
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`Figure 1: List of Inspected Files and Their Results
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`By default, threat levels 4 and above are shown. Click the file’s signature to view more information, such as file
`details, what other malware scanners say about this file, and a complete list of hosts that downloaded this file. See
`Figure 2.
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`Figure 2: Viewing Scanned File Details
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`For more information on the file scan details page, see the Web UI tooltips and online help.
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`If you suspect a file is suspicious, you can manually upload it for scanning and evaluation. Click Monitor > File
`Scanning > Manual Upload to browse to the file you want to upload. The file can be up to 32 MB.
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`There is a limit to the number of files administrators can upload for manual scanning. File uploads are limited by
`realm (across all users in a realm) in a 24-hour period. You can upload two files per each active device enrolled and 10
`files per each premium-licensed device in your account. For example, if you have two Sky ATP premium-licensed SRX
`Series devices and one other SRX Series device, Sky ATP will allow a maximum of 22 files to be allowed in a 24-hour
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`For more information on scanning files, see the Web UI infotips and online help.
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`Modified: 2017-01-10
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