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Security layers

Multi-layer email security, explained layer by layer

Every incoming message passes the same security layers in the same order. Each layer records its result, so your team can see exactly why a message was delivered, held or refused.

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The order of the checks.

Connection

  • Connection filter
  • SMTP admission
  • Your exception rules

Filtering

  • SPF, DKIM and DMARC
  • Reputation lists
  • First-time sender
  • Antivirus
  • Attachments and macros
  • Links
  • QR codes and images
  • BEC and impersonation
  • Spam score

Decision

  • Deliver, quarantine or reject

Before delivery

  • Click-time link protection
  • Sender warning banner

Delivery

  • Delivery to your server
  • After delivery: clicks and reports

Connection filter

Connections from sources with a poor reputation are refused as they connect. Spam-bot behaviour and excessive connection attempts are stopped before a message is accepted.

SMTP admission

Recipients that do not exist are refused during the SMTP conversation, so your server never carries that load. Command syntax hidden inside an email address is refused before it can reach your server.

Your exception rules

Trusted and blocked senders, link rules and protected names that your IT team sets. No rule can switch off the antivirus scan.

SPF, DKIM and DMARC

Every sender is checked against SPF, DKIM, DMARC and ARC. Weak or missing authentication is recorded, and DMARC reports show who sends mail in your name.

Reputation lists

Senders, networks and links are compared with known malicious and spam reputation lists.

First-time sender

A sender who has never written to your organisation before is recognised, so unusual requests from new addresses stand out.

Antivirus

Messages are scanned with several signature sets and matched against hashes of known malicious files.

Attachments and macros

Rule-based analysis finds HTML and SVG phishing pages, PDFs with active content and dangerous archives. Office macros are inspected without being run. Each domain can block file types.

Links

Before delivery, links are checked against known malicious link lists and reputation data, then rewritten into protected links.

QR codes and images

QR codes and text inside images are read, and the links they contain are checked like any other link.

BEC and impersonation

Executive name impersonation, payment and IBAN change requests, protected names, and fake brand or file-sharing messages are detected.

Spam score

Reputation, machine-learning-assisted scoring and your IT team's own decisions produce a spam score. Verified newsletters are told apart from other bulk mail.

Decision

Each message gets one clear outcome: deliver, quarantine or reject. The reason is recorded in the delivery history.

Click-time link protection

When a user clicks a protected link, the page is inspected again at that moment, because a link that was clean at delivery can turn malicious later.

Sender warning banner

A short banner warns users about risky or first-time senders, and lets them report a message as suspicious with one click.

Delivery to your server

Clean mail is delivered to your mail server. If your server cannot be reached, mail waits in the queue for up to 14 days and is retried every 3 minutes.

After delivery

Link clicks and user reports remain visible in the delivery history, so your IT team can follow up.

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