Danger in your mailbox? Mimecast protects!
Since 2003, Mimecast solutions have helped organisations secure their working environments and protect themselves from cybersecurity threats. We empower more than 42,000 customers to help mitigate cyber risk and manage complexities across a threat landscape driven by malicious cyberattacks, human error, and technology fallibility. Our advanced AI-driven solutions provide the proactive threat detection and prioritisation, e-mail archiving, link and QR code scanning, brand protection solutions and awareness training and everything else that evolving workplaces need. Mimecast takes e-mail and collaboration security to the next level.
41%
have experienced more
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38%
see the ever-increasing sophistication
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32%
say that the M365 security app is not enough by itself to block BEC and spoofing.
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The new gatewayless solution optimises the protection of Microsoft 365 environments against e-mail-based risks, but also on collaboration platforms such as Teams, SharePoint and OneDrive. Installation generally takes under five minutes and is available as a free 30-day trial version
giving you Mimecast Email Security Cloud Integrated Threat Scan, which sees all your incoming e-mails also scanned by Mimecast for 30 days. What’s more, Mimecast Threat Scan checks all e-mails that are up to 30 days old giving businesses a fast and realistic insight into the threats lurking in their mailboxes.
*Only available in german.
Find out more about the state of e-mail and collaboration security in 2024.
Human risk and AI – Framing the future.
The need to address human risk management, e-mail and phishing attacks, and generative AI among users across organisations of all types provides the backdrop for Mimecast’s SOECS 2024 report. Based on interviews with 1,100 CISOs and other information technology professionals from numerous industrial sectors and six countries, the report documents the precise nature of these risks and the steps that are being taken to overcome them.
E-mail remains the number-one attack vector
for cybercriminals and the attack surface is growing.
The NIS2 Directive is EU-wide legislation on network and information security that came into force on 16 January 2023 and which member states must incorporate into their national laws by 17 October 2024. It stipulates strict security standards for German companies and non-compliance can lead to severe penalties. Find out more about NIS2 and how Mimecast can support with its implementation.
*Only available in german.
Email and collaboration are where work happens. They’re also where risk occurs. The reality of malicious actors, human error, and hybrid work has created massive complexity. Enter the Mimecast X1 Platform, which powers the Mimecast Product Suite by creating a fully integrated system that integrates seamlessly with other technologies—from M365 and Google Workspace to complementary security tools.
Email and collaboration are where work happens. They’re also where risk occurs. The reality of malicious actors, human error, and hybrid work has created massive complexity. Enter the Mimecast X1 Platform, which powers the Mimecast Product Suite by creating a fully integrated system that integrates seamlessly with other technologies—from M365 and Google Workspace to complementary security tools.
When a new internet connection was to be established at Bergische Diakonie Aprath, Bechtle secured the entire mail traffic with the cloud-based security solution, Mimecast.
The specially developed, cloud-native platform known as X1 provides an extensive API ecosystem through Mimecast Extensible Security Hooks (MESH) that supports quick and easy integration with existing security investments. By deploying a growing library of API endpoints that allows users to create their own and pre-built integrations, MESH gives businesses endless possibilities when it comes to leveraging threat data in e-mails (the most important attack vector), automating tasks, optimising transparency and accelerating identity and response.
in Germany in the extensive DMARC 2022 study by statista and Mimecast: