Ironport - new file type group

Is it possible to create a new file type group on an Ironport c360? Or is is possible to add a specific file type to an existing group? I figure there is a config file somewhere with this data but, so far, I'm unable to find it.
Thanks
If this is the wrong location for this discussion please redirect me. I have not been able to read any existing discussions on in the official ironport area.

Kirk;
You may want to move this thread to the IronPort > Email Security community to get better exposure.
Scott

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