policy-review

To review Mimecast email security policies, parse the specific policy-name or policy-type argument, invoke the appropriate Mimecast tools, and generate a structured markdown report highlighting risks and recommended actions.

Auditing Mimecast content examination and anti-malware configurations involves validating the returned policy details against current risk requirements to detect misconfigurations or risky rules that could allow threats.

Yes, you can validate Mimecast DLP policy settings by reviewing configured controls to identify gaps or data exposure risks, producing a consistent report format that fits IT operations compliance workflows.

A Mimecast policy risk assessment identifies gaps by parsing policy configurations for spam, malware, DLP, and content, then validating the returned details to detect risky rules and advise on follow-up actions.

You can pass optional policy-name or policy-type arguments to target specific Mimecast anti-phishing rules, or broadly audit email security controls across common policy types like spam and malware.

Reviewing Mimecast DLP and email security policies is limited to parsing anti-spam, anti-malware, content examination, and DLP policy types, relying on available Mimecast tools to validate results and generate recommendations.