Protect Your Business from Malware, Phishing, and Other Email-Borne Threats
Email is the lifeblood of business communication. Unfortunately, email is also a gateway to all kinds of threats, ranging from phishing attacks to malware.
Reduce the Risk
Critical to a layered security approach
Protecting you, your users and your business
Tormatrix tmXmail® mail filtering service is critical to a layered security approach and helps substantially reduce the risks. With a unique combination of anti-malware engines, it provides an effective line of defence against spam and email-borne malware threats and helps ensure your business has secure email at the ready.
Reduce Spam
- Fingerprinting: tmXmail compares incoming messages against characteristics of known spam messages to identify spam, phishing, and other negative emails.
- Advanced analysis: The technology assesses the authenticity of a message by analysing the headers, message encoding and formatting, and other characteristics of emails that users often don't see, checking for clues about who sent the email and how.
- Real-time message source analysis: tmXmail constantly checks the patterns and volumes of email flow from the source mail servers to detect whether someone is actively spamming the organization.
Detect and Delete Threats
- Multiple virus engines: Help keep email secure by using a unique combination of multiple antivirus engines to keep out hackers who tailor their attacks to circumvent scanners.
- Emerging threat detection: Protect the network against new, emerging email threats with zero-hour pattern-based detection that identifies malware in its early stages, even before new virus signatures are developed.
- Geographical filtering: Block email traffic from customer-defined countries. This helps organizations that, for compliance reasons, must block traffic from embargoed countries.
- Attachment blocking: Because most harmful files are transmitted as attachments, tmXmail allows administrators to control how messages with attachments of certain file types are handled, so infected attachments don't even reach the customer's server.