Advanced Threat Protection for Email and Collaboration

My main use case for Perception Point Advanced Email Security  is proactive defense against advanced threats, particularly phishing, zero-day attacks, and malware that a standard filter might miss. I rely on the deep analysis capabilities to protect our users.

When we receive mail that contains a malicious attachment, the Perception Point Advanced Email Security  analysis helps us significantly.

The best features Perception Point Advanced Email Security offers are its multi-layer dynamic scanning and anti-evasion technology.

The multi-layer dynamic scanning and activation technology have helped me significantly. When we receive a malicious email, the multi-layer dynamic scanning is an extra capability that Defender does not have, giving us better results in some cases.

Perception Point Advanced Email Security has positively impacted my organization by reducing risk, improving operational efficiency, and creating a better end-user experience.

Operational efficiency improves because the platform is highly effective and contains threats automatically, resulting in a very low false positive rate. Our security operation center team spends far less time on triage and manual investigation of routine email alerts. For a better end-user experience, users are less exposed to harmful emails, which leads to fewer incidents of clicking malicious links.

Perception Point Advanced Email Security can be improved by increasing the speed of analysis and delivery. In some cases, we have trouble with multi-factor authentication emails, which take more than a minute to be received. We need to make some changes in the analysis or the code becomes invalid. Additionally, the API documentation could be improved since when I tried to use the API, it was very difficult to find specific endpoints, and not all of the endpoints are public or on the website. I need to write a ticket to customer support to get the endpoint, so if they have it, I do not understand why it is not public.

I have been using Perception Point Advanced Email Security for almost two years.

Perception Point Advanced Email Security is stable approximately ninety-nine percent of the time. There may be some issues, but they are not significant, usually lasting just an hour or something similar.

There is no problem with Perception Point Advanced Email Security's scalability.

The customer support for Perception Point Advanced Email Security is very good. They help us a lot, and when we create a ticket, they answer us in one or two hours.

I previously used Defender, and I am still using Defender at the same time as Perception Point Advanced Email Security.

I am confident that there is a good return on investment with Perception Point Advanced Email Security. For example, in time saved, I am certain that it saves us a lot of time.

I estimate that my team saves approximately eight hours each week because of Perception Point Advanced Email Security.

Before choosing Perception Point Advanced Email Security, we had evaluated other options, specifically Trend Micro Email Security .

Perception Point Advanced Email Security is extremely user-friendly, and I would focus on the advanced threat capabilities because they are so advanced. It is not just a simple spam or malware filter; it deals with real-time sandboxing and anti-malware technology against current targeted threats, which is the difference between Perception Point Advanced Email Security and Defender. I rate Perception Point Advanced Email Security an eight on a scale of one to ten because it is very easy to use, and I prefer it. Compared to Defender, it is completely different. Perception Point Advanced Email Security offers just a few menus with a very simple interface, and that helps a lot. The customer support team is also very good, resolving our problems in just a few hours.

In the dealership group, we were running about 60,000 emails a month and we were finding that Perception Point Advanced Email Security  was kicking back approximately 30 to 35% of those emails as either being spam, outright malicious, or POAs.

They run us through about seven layers of protection, and the reporting is excellent. I found it to be very effective.

It has a very high level of protection with Perception Point Advanced Email Security . They continually modernize their surveillance. They use a lot of AI. They run it through several layers of detection, deep packet inspection, which takes a lot of horsepower. I just think it is a good system.

Perception Point Advanced Email Security has helped address specific email threats within my organization. I get weekly reporting, and by doing that, I can go and talk to these people directly and make them aware of how many attacks they had and where the attacks are coming from and not only the source of the email, but what category of emails that they are receiving. With the combination of KnowBe4  PhishER, I think it is a good security process that we have in place.

Maybe a couple of improvements on their portal would be good, but other than that, I think it is good.

That is part of their service with Perception Point Advanced Email Security or what we pay for.

I use the detailed reporting feature with Perception Point Advanced Email Security every week. That's what I use to inform people because with a lot of this reporting, you'll find they tailor certain people within a company, upper managers, finance people, etcetera. Therefore, you keep them informed as to where their attacks are coming from. You'll see the attacks hitting numerous people within the dealership, and so you make them aware that email from here is malicious. Half the time they never see it because KnowBe4  filters it out or Perception Point Advanced Email Security does.

It is essential that Perception Point Advanced Email Security integrates with our existing infrastructure for me because it's part of our cybersecurity requirements for our cybersecurity insurance coverage. There are certain companies that are highly recognized within insurance companies that you should use, so Perception Point Advanced Email Security is one.

I think it's a good product as is, and I know they're continually improving their AI detection. I think as it is, Perception Point Advanced Email Security is a really good product. I'd recommend it to everybody.

For what it does, I think pricing for Perception Point Advanced Email Security is fair. You pay on a per-user basis, so I think the pricing is fair for what you get. You log into the portal, and you can do filtering, you can see who got hit with what, where the threats are coming from.

On a scale of 1-10, I rate this solution a 10.

We use Perception Point Advanced Email Security  for email protection against phishing and malicious content.

Perception Point Advanced Email Security  has a correct price point and offers very good email filtering capabilities. Its real-time threat detection feature is better than most.

There are always places for improvement, but this needs deeper thought and planning. Integration and end-user interaction can be improved as the current system does not allow end-users to send back information to the platform, unlike Google Workspace  or competitive tools like Ironscales.

I have been using Perception Point Advanced Email Security for about five years.

Perception Point Advanced Email Security is very stable.

Perception Point Advanced Email Security is very scalable, and I rate its scalability at eight points.

Customer service and support are good, but there is room for improvement in response time.

The initial setup was very easy. It can be completed by one person.

I evaluated other products, and Perception Point Advanced Email Security was better than others.

I would rate the overall solution an 8 out of 10.

We're using Perception Point Advanced Email Security for several purposes. In one customer, we use it for disclaimers, VIP users, SharePoint, Teams, and OneDrive personnel.

After integration, the tool is very easy to use. I had a problem with scripts for one customer, but my team did the integration for other customers without issues. So, I think I made a mistake in my integration. Both inline and API work fine.

The features that help detect threats in emails are easy to use. For example, finding out if emails are spam or malicious is simple in security operations. If they're not spam, it's easy to refresh the customer database. The detection and response capabilities are very good, especially for zero-day threats.

To improve the solution, maybe a portal for end users to consult their emails would be helpful. The end user could access the portal and see their emails or events. They could also refresh the names.

We've scaled from 10 to 100 users without any problems. Four customers currently use the solution, and they're all satisfied with the results.

The deployment process is very easy. The documentation is helpful and clear for deployment and configuration. We don't need a lot of resources or people for maintenance. All our clients are in the public cloud.

The return on investment is good because the cost isn't expensive, and it works well with Microsoft.

In Brazil, the dollar price affects the cost. Perception Point Advanced Email Security is about 50 percent less expensive.

The solution is very easy to use. We don't have any difficulty with transactions. Finding information, customizing configurations, and getting support or documentation is simple. I don't have any negative points to mention. I would recommend this solution to others. On a scale of one to ten, I'd give it a ten.

It's amazing for us—the protection, the analysis time compared to Microsoft 365, and the pricing are all good. We're using both solutions—spam and protection channels. Recently, we presented two-week results to a customer, and they liked them and wanted to buy the solution. Our feedback is positive.

We're developing a strategy to increase sales of the solution. When we deliver executive summaries to customers, we present good news about our company and discuss how Perception Point Advanced Email Security can help improve their security.