Paubox Email Suite vs Graphus Comparison

Easy to deploy and manage. Absolutely love the message headers within an email to warn users (when they appear and work).

Pretty much everything still lands in a user's inbox which is a nightmare if you have any "clicky" user. Proofpoint did a MUCH better job at keeping these out of the inbox.

Simple to deploy and easy to manage. Management is straight forward and not cluttered with unnecessary options. Portal makes it very easy to analyze suspicious emails. The Employee Shield feature along with user training is the perfect combination for much greater email security.

Biggest problem was lack of admin notification options for email alerts. This however is being addressed in the new updates.

flags outside email [but that's not saying much - I could just as easily have made a dumb script/rule]

For something that is supposed to 'learn' it doesn't do a very good job of it. Even when I report a [safe] email address as 'safe' it continues to flag the address as suspect

1. The software intergration is simple and seamless. 2. The features that are brought out are relevant and needed. 3. Once users are informed on how the product works, user escalation due to suspicious email requests are minimized. 4. Malware download and User clicking on links has dramatically decreased.

1. The employee shield banner could use more configuration options. 2. The search feature to find an email could use more ease of use.

The fact that a phishing email can be identified and then Graphus will remove it from all other user's inboxes is fantastic

Still need to be concerned about the 1 user that will click on anything

The software is easy to use and is constantly learning the email dynamics of the organization. The feature to identify company executives helps protect against scams that older administrative assistants and people that aren't as up to date on the current scams being ran against companies could likely fall for. intent.

I would like to see the onboarding experience simplified. It requires quite a few custom permission that have to be set on the back end. Would be nice if some type of power shell script could be ran against the 365 environment to help set all these and make onboarding a little easier. As an MSP I would also like to send alerts to an email address outside of the protected domain.

Using the social graph to understand what is usual and customary email content helps locate the last layer of linking spam and phishing emails. Using the user base to collectively process the suspect items into trusted and not trusted classification with organization-wide remediation in real-time sets the product above the rest.

Onboarding and setup require some Office 365 settings that can not currently be scripted and require manual and someone what tedious configuration.

The banners are a very good idea. The [SENSITIVE CONTENT] impersonation detection is very robust. Setup was quite easy and the hit rate was quite high.

Difficulty in seeing ALL client emails and statistics in one place, far too much scrolling around to find information. Users became very blind to the banners VERY quickly as in the beginning they are on EVERYTHING. We would receive complaints from users about Graphus "Missing" emails - that were VERY clearly marked BEWARE OF THIS EMAIL. The sending bad emails direct to trash was a good idea, but I don't think it gave users enough chance to save emails Graphus tagged incorrectly, leading to at least one client opting to remove it entirely.