To test if Zendesk's malware scanning is active, you should first ensure that the feature has been rolled out to your account. As of July 14, 2022, the feature was automatically enabled for all Zendesk customers, so no additional settings are required.
If you want to test the feature with potentially malicious files, it's recommended to consult your security organization. Zendesk does not provide a direct method for testing with malicious files, but you can monitor the ticket UI for warning designations if the scanners flag an attachment as malicious.
Zendesk's malware scanning feature automatically scans all file attachments to tickets for potential threats. If an attachment is flagged as potentially malicious, agents are prevented from downloading it unless an admin overrides the malware…
Zendesk scans attachments from several channels to ensure security. These include email, the Help Center's Submit a request form, the Attachments API, the Support Mobile SDK ticket form, and the Classic Web Widget ticket form. However, attachments…
Yes, admins have the ability to override malware detection in Zendesk. When an attachment is flagged as potentially malicious, it becomes inaccessible to agents. However, admins can download the flagged attachment and decide whether to allow agents…
Currently, Zendesk does not provide logs when malware is detected. This means that there is no direct way to review logs for malware detection events. However, Zendesk encourages users to provide feedback on this feature, which could help drive…
If Zendesk's malware scanning feature is impacting your workflow, especially if you handle emails with potentially malicious content regularly, there are a few steps you can take. Since only admins can override the malware detection, consider…