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 |
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)
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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