In the dealership group, we were running about 60,000 emails a month and we were finding that Perception Point Advanced Email Security was kicking back approximately 30 to 35% of those emails as either being spam, outright malicious, or POAs.

We're using Perception Point Advanced Email Security for several purposes. In one customer, we use it for disclaimers, VIP users, SharePoint, Teams, and OneDrive personnel.

I use Perception Point Advanced Email Security for the protection of my emails.

There are multiple use cases. There are those who are facing big-time, sophisticated attacks through emails. Those who are looking for not only email security but also security for other cloud collaboration channels. Both scenarios. We sold the Perception Point.

We route all of our inbound emails through Perception Point to have it scan for malicious files, malicious URLs, spam—all the attack vectors that can be used via email. 

We're also using it as a sandbox, which is a new feature we started to use in the last two quarters. We use their API to send files and URLs for investigation to the Perception Point sandbox. Based on the verdict, we take action. If it's clean we keep it in the system, and if it's malicious we delete it from our system.

We use it to scan email for security purposes. 

It's all cloud, there is no on-premise footprint. All the infrastructure is Perception Point infrastructure.

I have my own company where I use it personally along with my own people and assets. I am also a consultant to a lot of other companies, for which I integrate this system. Basically, they don't have a lot of functions. We use its mail filtration, i.e., mail defense or mail relay. We also use their Office 365 SharePoint feature.

I provide services to about 80 different companies.

It's our mail relay system. We are using it to filter all our incoming emails. It's also a security platform for our SharePoint and OneDrive.

Perception Point Advanced Email Security scans incoming emails.

Our majority of clients are using Office 365.

We use the product to safeguard your organization's email communication from various threats, particularly targeting senior-level employees. The aim is to prevent phishing attempts, spam, and other malicious attacks that often target executives or individuals accessing sensitive information.

We are currently working only with email protection. The way it's implemented in our company is that it scans 100 percent of our incoming email traffic. Perception Point has seven or eight scanning engines for detecting malicious activity, whether it's a phishing attempt, a malware attack, or any other type of cybersecurity threat. The way it's implemented is inline, so that if their engines detect something, the problematic email will be blocked and the end-user won't get it.

They also have an Incident Response team so that if something looks suspicious the IR team looks into it and approves or releases the emails. It depends on the use case.

We use them for email security of all our clients. We only use their email protection right now. We don't use their protection for Teams or other services. We use it strictly for email.

The primary use case is email security.

We have a hybrid Exchange environment with an on-premises email server and also Office 365. We have multiple domains and the challenge was related to the email filter. We were doing a lot of things manually and we wanted a simpler system.

As of now, we are only using this product for email. However, in the future, we may implement some of the other modules such as SharePoint, Dropbox, or other services.

Email protection from:

1. All malicious attachments. 
2. Phishing URLs
3. Phishing and spam emails.

Our primary use case is to secure our email channel. We're using Perception Point only for our email users.

We are today using this product for email filtering and we plan to use it later for file filtering on cloud-sharing platforms.

It transports rules from our mail system to their scanning mechanism.

It is a very straightforward solution. The mail just goes through their system. They scan it, and if there are any cases of cyber threats, then they will be stopped over there. We don't really feel the system. It is like fire-and-forget.

We are using Perception Point Advanced Email Security for filtering or securing our email system.

We are using it to screen all emails coming into our infrastructure and email system. So, it is screening and blocking anything noted as malicious. It tags anything noted as spam, which gives us a frontline defense on all emails coming into our organization.

The primary use case is for email security.

We're not yet clients of Perception Point. We have been running a PoC on their email security product for about two months. My managers are still going through some steps to see if we will finalize something with them.