Mimecast Web Security

INTRODUCTION

Make the web safer for your employees and guests

If there’s one certainty, it’s that employees will continue to click without thinking. Robust email security controls can protect clicks from email messages, but what about everywhere else – like social media, instant messaging, and personal webmail? Strong web security is needed to protect clicks from just about anywhere.

Protect your employees and guest Wi-Fi users against malicious and inappropriate websites with a 100% cloud-based service that integrates with Mimecast Email Security for consistent cyber protection. Mimecast Web Security is fast to set up and simple to manage.

How can Mimecast's Web Security benefit your business?

Proactive defence

Enforces acceptable web use among employees

Anywhere Protection

Visibility & Reporting

Mitigate Shadow IT

Protect Guest Wi-Fi

Frequently Asked Questions

Mimecast lets SMB businesses achieve the same level of security as companies many times their size, minus the excessive cost and crippling complexity. Their fully integrated, cloud-based suite of solutions provides comprehensive coverage—from email and web security to awareness training, data recovery, continuity, and secure messaging. And the flexible, affordable subscription plans are designed to meet you where you are today and evolve along with you as your business grows

Web security should be made a critical priority for every organisation. Alongside email, the web is one of the popular mediums for cyber-attacks. The web and the use of DNS services specifically are part of 91% of all malware attacks, and email and web together are a key part of 99% of successful breaches (Mimecast).

End-User Security is designed to give a full, multi-layered, end-to-end protection solution to give you peace of mind when it comes to cyber security and includes: Endpoint Protection, Email Security, Web Security, and Next-Gen Firewalls.

Set out a clear cyber security policy for your organisation. Ensure that all employees are aware of the data security processes, as many cyber-attackers will target employees via fraudulent emails. It’s also important to keep your software up to date and invest in robust security technology/services such as endpoint protection, SIEM, and penetration testing, that will highlight to you where your vulnerabilities are.