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What is Proofpoint Advanced Threat Protection?
Proofpoint Advanced Threat Detection is a suite of threat detection products including Attack Protection for Email, SaaS applications, Mobile Defense, Threat Response, and Threat Intelligence.
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A great product if your budget can afford it!
Proofpoint keeps email administrators happy
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What is Proofpoint Advanced Threat Protection?
Proofpoint Advanced Threat Detection is a suite of threat detection products including Attack Protection for Email, SaaS applications, Mobile Defense, Threat Response, and Threat Intelligence.
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(1-4 of 4)Proofpoint is used across the entire organization and is centrally controlled by an international IT team.
The previous product did not give half as many options and had a very simple mail filter. Proofpoint has addressed a lot of issues we didn't even realize were problems at first!
- Email firewall.
- Email routing.
- Spam detection.
- User interface.
- Administration documentation.
- The cohesiveness of products.
- Massively increased email security.
- Phishing attempts no longer reach inboxes.
- The DMARC implementation has basically paid for itself.
- The targeted attack protection is brilliant and is how the rest of the products should be presented.
- Folder views.
- Firewall rules.
- Log viewer.
- Policy routes
- Navigating to other products is disjointed.
- Identify suspicious emails
- Categorizing various threats
- The admin user interface can be cumbersome to use.
- Their support needs improvement when it comes to knowing their product.
- Blocking suspicious emails preventing threats.
- Being able to identify trends when it comes to threats coming into our environment.
A great product if your budget can afford it!
- Spam filtering.
- Automatic retrieval of malicious emails that have gotten through the filter but were later detected using sample data across all the organizations Proofpoint has as customers.
- There isn't a convenient one-source portal area yet for all Proofpoint products if you utilize more than one.
- Our servers can sometimes be slow when loading pages, after placing tickets if the speeds go back up, support doesn't really do a deep dive on what's happening.
- Less spoofing emails (Not 100% though).
- More protection against malicious emails with the use of TRAP.
I used Barracuda more than 4-5 years ago. Proofpoint is similar in quality though I can't say too much as the Barracuda platform I had experience with is most likely not up to date with their current product offering.
Proofpoint keeps email administrators happy
- With the TAP product, we get notified of threats that have slipped through to end users and are able to remediate those threats in a timely manner.
- The continual review of potential email threats even after they have been delivered is a life saver for us.
- There have been some examples of TAP notifications that include only the recipient's address. This makes it difficult to investigate the potential threat. However, it's our understanding that this is due to the way the email was constructed.
- We have seen some TAP alerts come in days after the email has been delivered.
- It saves email administrators countless hours investigating threats.
- It saves users many hours by identifying the threat even after a malicious email as been delivered.
- Microsoft Defender Advanced Threat Protection (ATP)