Compare Cloudflare Email Security vs. Sublime

Effortlessly identify and neutralize phishing risks, including malware delivered through email, business email compromises, and multi-channel (link-driven) assaults. Safeguard against focused phishing attempts that leverage both email and various applications to exploit users and unlawfully gain access. Enjoy top-tier threat detection without the need for constant adjustments to policies and settings, allowing you to save time, money, and maintain peace of mind while capturing phishing threats that others might overlook. Initiate a complimentary phishing retro scan to uncover active threats lurking in your inboxes. Additionally, you can request a free phishing risk assessment to evaluate the effectiveness of your current security measures. Ensure ongoing defense against both established and new phishing strategies, including those crafted to bypass conventional security protocols. Protect your employees from link-based threats that can target users across multiple platforms, such as QR-code and deferred attacks, thereby enhancing overall organizational security. By implementing these protective measures, you not only fortify your defenses but also cultivate a security-conscious culture within your organization.

Sublime transforms the conventional black box email gateways by integrating detection-as-code with community-driven efforts to enhance security. Its binary explosion feature methodically inspects files sent as attachments or those automatically downloaded through links, identifying threats like HTML smuggling, dubious macros, and various malicious payloads. Additionally, Natural Language Understanding assesses the tone and intent of messages while utilizing the sender’s previous interactions to uncover attacks that do not rely on payloads. The Link Analysis tool employs a headless browser to render web pages and utilizes Computer Vision to scrutinize content for counterfeit brand logos, login pages, captchas, and other potentially harmful elements. Moreover, the sender analysis employs organizational context to uncover impersonation attempts targeting high-value users, thereby adding an extra layer of protection. Furthermore, Optical-Character-Recognition (OCR) efficiently extracts important entities from attachments, such as callback phone numbers, which can be crucial in identifying phishing attempts.