Advanced protection for business email, links, and files

It helps inspect, filter, and control email traffic so malicious messages, suspicious attachments, and harmful links are more likely to be identified before they can cause problems.

Attachment sandboxing means a suspicious file is opened in a safe isolated environment first, so the system can see how it behaves without exposing your users or devices to the threat directly.

URL rewriting changes links inside an email so they can be checked more safely when a user clicks them. This helps reduce the risk of someone being taken to a phishing page or malicious website.

Inbound email checks help stop threats entering the business. Outbound analysis can help identify compromised accounts, risky sending behaviour, or messages leaving the business that should be reviewed.

Greymail is usually legitimate bulk email that is not necessarily harmful, such as newsletters, automated notifications, or promotional subscriptions. It is often low priority and can clutter inboxes if left unmanaged.

Quarantine is a secure holding area for messages that have been flagged as suspicious or unsafe. This helps stop risky emails reaching users until they can be reviewed or released if appropriate.

Yes. This service is specifically useful for reducing phishing risk by checking links, inspecting message content, analysing sender behaviour, and reviewing attachments more thoroughly.

Yes. Depending on the setup, protection can extend beyond email into collaboration and file-sharing platforms such as Teams, OneDrive, and SharePoint to improve file security more broadly.

Yes. Reporting can be provided where required, including visibility into blocked and allowed entities, helping businesses understand what threats are being stopped and what patterns are emerging.