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# Email Security Remediation Action Center

The **Email Remediation Action Center** in the Advanced Email Security module presents an overall view of all the automatic actions taken against email threats. Use the Remediation Action Center to audit the remediation activities and to measure the effectiveness of your policy.

The center displays the following widgets for a comprehensive understanding of the remediation status.

* **Rule Status**: The number of total rules that were applied and how many of them were successful, failed and are in progress.
* **Action Type**: The action that was used to remediate the email.
* **Top Rules Initiating Remediation**: The top rules that triggered the remediation actions.

The table displays all the automated remediation actions and their details, including action type, action target, action status, timestamp, email ID, email subject, action target, sender email, initiator type.

* **Action status**: The status can be In Progress, Success, or Failed. The engine tries the action three times before it returns the value Failed.


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