Avanan Reviews

We use Avanan for the standard use cases, such as screening, monitoring, sandboxing, quarantining, and incoming email.

The most valuable feature of Avanan is its effectiveness. When scanning incoming emails for threats it can in an automated fashion, quarantine suspicious attachments.

They're always refinement the solution against false positives and are improving AI and machine learning.

There are times when we have false positives.

I have been using Avanan for approximately two and a half years.

The solution is very stable. We are satisfied.

Avanan is a great tool, it can scalable.

Everyone who has an email account in our organization benefits from Avanan. We have a security operations team that deals with it from an administrative and reporting perspective.

The installation of Avanan was straightforward. However, based on your use case, there's canned filtering and then you have to go through the exercise of writing filters that are more appropriate that are aligned with our cyber threats and concerns.

We have a team that maintains, updates, checks logs, and manages email that gets quarantined.

Before someone implements Avanan they should have very detailed documentation on their use cases. This will allow them to be ready to write the necessary filters in conjunction with their implementation team, rather than doing it after the fact with professional services.

I rate Avanan a ten out of ten.

The most valuable feature of Avanan is its Anti-Malware solution for Office 365, and box.com.

As stated earlier, Avanan was not implemented in Telstra corporate environment, due to a business case budget limitation.

Integration with various SaaS offerings, who are leading in the SaaS market.

Examples include: SNOW (ServiceNow), Salesforce.com

Not really (through the PoC exercise).

Not applicable.

Straightforward.

Good pricing arrangement as an SaaS offering.

Not really, as there are limited options re: CASB products.

Use its full features before switching to other products.