Refused at connection
Sources with a poor reputation, spam-bot behaviour and excessive connections are stopped before a message is accepted.
Spam and phishing
Most unwanted mail is refused before it is even accepted. What remains is scored using reputation, sender authentication and machine learning, and your IT team's decisions improve the result.
Monthly per domain · No long contracts · No automatic charges
| Message | Reason | Score | Action | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Your parcel is waiting for customs paymentnotice@delivery-example.net · 09:41 | Phishing | 14.2 | ViewReport to IT | |
| Weekly offers for younews@shop-example.com · 08:12 | Spam and bulk mail | 7.9 | ViewRelease | |
| Quote_114.isosales@vendor-example.org · Yesterday | Blocked file type | 2.1 | ViewRelease | |
| Urgent payment todayceo@acme-example.net · Yesterday | Business email compromise | 11.0 | ViewReport to IT |
Sources with a poor reputation, spam-bot behaviour and excessive connections are stopped before a message is accepted.
Mail for addresses that do not exist is refused during the SMTP conversation.
SPF, DKIM, DMARC and ARC are evaluated; weak authentication is recorded.
Machine-learning-assisted scoring learns from the decisions of your IT team.
Verified newsletters are separated from other bulk mail, so users keep the mail they asked for.
Held mail goes to the personal quarantine; users can create an “always deliver this sender” rule when they release a message.
It is quarantined, and the user sees it in the personal quarantine portal with the reason.
Yes. Your IT team sets trusted and blocked sender rules. The antivirus scan always runs, whatever the rule.
Multi-layer email security, per domain and month.
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