Email Security
Email remains the #1 entry point for cyberattacks—phishing, malware, ransomware, spoofing, and business email compromise (BEC) all start in the inbox. Our Email Security solution strengthens your network security by stopping threats before they reach users, protecting both inbound and outbound email, and reducing the risk of account takeover and data loss.
Whether you need cloud email security for Microsoft 365 email security or Google Workspace email security, or a modern secure email gateway for hybrid environments, we help you prevent attacks, enforce policy, and prove compliance—without slowing down your business.
Built for Modern Email Threats
Email is the easiest way for attackers to reach your people—and the hardest for busy teams to spot in time. Pair filtering with security awareness training and phishing tests to reduce click rates. Our Email Security layer blocks phishing attacks, malicious attachments, ransomware payloads, and business email compromise (BEC) attempts before they hit inboxes, while also protecting your domain from spoofing with DMARC, SPF, and DKIM. To validate exposure beyond the inbox, consider penetration testing.
What you get with our email security solution:
- Anti-phishing protection for impersonation, credential theft, and risky links
- Email malware protection with attachment scanning and sandboxing
- BEC protection to stop invoice fraud and account takeover-driven scams
- Spam filtering for business to cut noise and improve productivity
- Outbound email security options to reduce data loss and policy violations
Stop Email Threats at the Source
Advanced Anti-Phishing & Phishing Protection
Catch credential theft, impersonation, and lookalike domains with multi-layered anti-phishing controls:
- Real-time URL rewriting and time-of-click protection
- Brand and executive impersonation detection
- VIP and high-risk user protection
- AI-assisted detection for new and evolving phishing campaigns
Business Email Compromise (BEC) Protection
BEC attacks don’t always use malware—they use social engineering. Our BEC protection focuses on:
- Executive spoofing and supplier fraud prevention
- Payment redirection and invoice scam detection
- Conversation hijacking alerts
- Behavioral anomaly detection for unusual sender patterns
Email Malware Protection & Ransomware Defense
- Antivirus + sandbox detonation for suspicious files
- File-type controls (macros, archives, executable blocking)
- Ransomware email protection and outbreak containment
- Threat intelligence updates and automated quarantine actions
- If something bypasses email controls, endpoint protection / MDR helps contain it.
Spam Filtering for Business
Reduce inbox noise and improve productivity with high-accuracy email filtering:
- Adaptive spam filtering and bulk mail controls
- Graymail management (newsletters and promotions)
- Safe list / block list management and policy-based routing
Stop Email Threats at the Source
Advanced Anti-Phishing & Phishing Protection
Catch credential theft, impersonation, and lookalike domains with multi-layered anti-phishing controls:
- Real-time URL rewriting and time-of-click protection
- Brand and executive impersonation detection
- VIP and high-risk user protection
- AI-assisted detection for new and evolving phishing campaigns
Business Email Compromise (BEC) Protection
BEC attacks don’t always use malware—they use social engineering. Our BEC protection focuses on:
- Executive spoofing and supplier fraud prevention
- Payment redirection and invoice scam detection
- Conversation hijacking alerts
- Behavioral anomaly detection for unusual sender patterns
Email Malware Protection & Ransomware Defense
- Antivirus + sandbox detonation for suspicious files
- File-type controls (macros, archives, executable blocking)
- Ransomware email protection and outbreak containment
- Threat intelligence updates and automated quarantine actions
- If something bypasses email controls, endpoint protection / MDR helps contain it.
Spam Filtering for Business
Reduce inbox noise and improve productivity with high-accuracy email filtering:
- Adaptive spam filtering and bulk mail controls
- Graymail management (newsletters and promotions)
- Safe list / block list management and policy-based routing
Domain Protection: DMARC, SPF, and DKIM
Prevent spoofing and protect your brand with authentication and enforcement:
- SPF configuration to authorize senders
- DKIM signing to validate message integrity
- DMARC policies (monitor, quarantine, reject)
- Reporting and insights to reduce phishing using your domain
If you’re searching for “DMARC setup,” “SPF DKIM DMARC,” or “stop email spoofing,” this is the foundation.
Secure Email Gateway or Cloud Email Security
Cloud Email Security (API or MX-based)
Ideal for Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace:
- Fast deployment with minimal infrastructure
- Scales automatically for distributed teams
- Central policy management and reporting
Secure Email Gateway (SEG)
Best for regulated or hybrid environments:
- Full control and customizable routing
- Advanced DLP and compliance workflows
- Integration with existing network security tools
Not sure which is right? Many organizations start with cloud email security and add gateway controls as needs mature.
We also run vulnerability assessments to uncover gaps across your environment.
Compliance Security FAQs
What is the difference between security and compliance?
Security reduces risk; compliance proves you meet specific requirements. Strong compliance security does both: implements real controls and produces audit evidence.
What are the most important network controls for SOC 2?
Common SOC 2 network controls include least privilege, MFA, logging and monitoring, change management for firewall rules, vulnerability management, and incident response testing.
Does PCI DSS require network segmentation?
PCI DSS strongly encourages segmentation to reduce scope and protect cardholder data. If segmentation is used, it must be effective and documented.
How do you monitor compliance continuously?
Continuous compliance typically uses centralized logging, configuration baselines, drift detection, regular scans, and automated reporting tied to specific controls and frameworks.
What logs are required for compliance?
It depends on the framework, but most require authentication logs, admin activity, network/security events, and sufficient retention to investigate incidents and prove control operation.