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We are using the latest version of GASMO, Outlook 2010 64 bit on Windows 7 64-bit. We generally don't want to to give the users access to the gmail web interface, we want to give them access to emails via Outlook.
They've sent the findings to Google but Google have not responded to them yet. We have a third party Google apps provider, I've sent screenshots of whats happening - virus blocked on the gmail web interface, offending attachments being downloaded into Outlook, and Sophos picking up the virus when being run. Google Apps Administrator help points to turning Inbound Virus Blocking on, but I cant find that in our Admin console. I've done a web search and I know there used to be an integrated product called Postini, but this has been retired some time ago. They suggested setting up attachment compliance or content compliance - this wont stop any new viruses being downloaded via Google Apps Sync however. I've spoken to Google online help chat but they didn't really answer my question.
Downloading this attachment is disabled." The odd thing is, when we view the offending email on the Gmail web interface, we get an "Anti Virus warning - 1 attachment contains a virus or blocked file. Thankfully, these are being caught and cleaned up by Sophos installed on the computers. We've noticed that emails with virus attachments are being downloaded into Outlook - mainly Word Macro viruses such as Troj/DocDl-AWP and Troj/DocDl-AVR. We use Google Apps Sync for Microsoft Outlook to download emails from their Google email account. Our branches have an email account set up in Google Apps for Business.