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Vital Security for Web provides a flexible set of policy rules that take actions based on various content types.A user may want to set blocking for a specific URL category; for example, web-based mail services.It may be necessary however, to make exceptions for users required to use web-based mail for business.This article describes how to allow access to Gmail web-based mail without allowing access to the global web-based mail category.
A single rule in a Finjan policy takes a specific action (allow/block/coach) based on the condition(s) set for this particular rule.There may be more than one condition for a rule. This logic helps us reach the correct combination of conditions to allow access to Gmail.One of required conditions is for content to belong to a specific URL category. In this case, web-based email:
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