Graphus provides advanced email security focused on protecting businesses from cyber threats, including phishing attacks. It integrates seamlessly into existing systems, ensuring that security measures are robust and effective while maintaining ease of use.
Designed for businesses seeking heightened protection against email threats, Graphus utilizes AI-driven threat prevention tools that accurately identify and neutralize phishing attempts. Its intuitive integration with email systems leverages user identity graphs and machine learning to safeguard sensitive information. Continuous development ensures the platform adapts to evolving threats, maintaining a leading position in cybersecurity. While users appreciate its reliability, there's potential for enhancements in customization options to better serve diverse security landscapes.
What are the key features of Graphus?
- AI-Powered Protection: Leverages artificial intelligence to detect and block potential threats effectively.
- EmployeeShield: Provides real-time alerts when suspicious emails are detected, educating users on risks.
- Phish911: Facilitates quick reporting and isolation of suspected phishing emails by users.
- Dashboard Analytics: Offers detailed insights into threat patterns and overall email security status.
What benefits should users expect from using Graphus?
- Enhanced Security: Reduces the risk of phishing attacks with advanced threat detection.
- Increased Efficiency: Automates threat analysis, allowing IT teams to focus on strategic tasks.
- Cost Savings: Decreases potential cyberattack-related expenses by preventing breaches.
- Improved User Awareness: Educates employees about email threats, fostering a culture of security.
Graphus is well-suited for finance, education, and healthcare industries, where sensitive data protection is critical. Financial institutions utilize its robust detection features to secure client data, educational sectors benefit from its ease of deployment in varied environments, while healthcare organizations rely on advanced security to comply with regulations like HIPAA.
Mimecast Email Security protects organizations against phishing, malware, business email compromise, and impersonation attacks, with detection built on 20 years of experience and over 1.3 billion emails inspected daily. It's available as a secure email gateway (MX-based) for full control over complex, multi-region environments, or via API integration with Microsoft 365, which deploys in hours with no MX changes. Administrators get a single console for policy management, monitoring external communications, and customizing configurations, and can pair it with Mimecast Cloud Archive for long-term email retention and compliance.
What key features should users explore?
- Sandboxing: Full emulation sandboxing and AI-driven static analysis detect threats in attachments before delivery.
- Spam and Phishing Protection: Multi-layered detection catches both payload-based attacks and payloadless, socially-engineered BEC attempts.
- URL Inspection: Computer Vision AI analyzes destination pages to catch phishing and brand impersonation.
- API Deployment Option: Deploys in hours without MX or mail flow changes, with 30-day historical scanning to show threats your current defenses missed.
- Email Archiving (via Cloud Archive): Secure long-term storage supporting compliance needs.
What benefits can impact ROI?
- Regulatory Compliance: Supports adherence to standards like HIPAA through retention and monitoring.
- Integration: Deep integration with Microsoft 365, deployable as a gateway or via API depending on your environment.
- Rapid Time to Value: API deployment proves protection value in hours, before any infrastructure commitment.
- Threat Prevention: Detection engines refined daily against 1.3 billion emails, trusted by 42,000 customers globally.
Industries and use cases
Mimecast Email Security is used across industries, including healthcare and finance, to secure inbound and outbound communications and support compliance requirements. Enterprises use it as a gateway, an API-based layer on top of Microsoft 365, or both, depending on how much control versus deployment speed they need.
