Trellix Email Security Reviews

My main use case for Trellix Email Security is that I have used it for the past four years as an email gateway for the company, where all email addressed to our employees' email addresses are routed through the appliance.

It attempts to filter out malicious email based on the links and attachments that are found. It is not only email defense that we have in our stack.

I manage our email via Office 365, and Trellix Email Security supports email security features beyond email service. However, it was somewhat difficult to block URL-based threats and the security settings were complex, making it difficult for us to use features beyond basic security.

In my opinion, the best features Trellix Email Security offers include its use for malware analysis as well as the enterprise-wide email quarantine system.

My experience with the malware analysis and quarantine features is that they are easy to manage and they have been very effective because we have been able to quarantine any suspicious emails or prevent any attempt before it affects our systems.

It is also very user-friendly and has a simple interface. Policies and rules are easy to create and they work with very little downtime or operational impact. Email delivery issues are easy to investigate and troubleshoot.

Trellix Email Security has positively impacted my organization as it is user-friendly and does a good job detecting malicious attachments in email, providing complete email protection against all users and working well to stop advanced threats. The price is relatively the same as other competitors.

I believe Trellix Email Security could be improved as the reporting could use some improvement.

In addition to the reporting, I think there is a high number of false positives that also need attention.

I have been using Trellix Email Security for the past four years.

Trellix Email Security is very stable, with no downtime noticed.

Its scalability is very good, as it can handle large volumes of emails.

The customer support for Trellix Email Security is very responsive and proactive.

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I previously used Proofpoint Email Protection before switching.

I switched from Proofpoint to Trellix Email Security because Trellix Email Security provides better email protection than Proofpoint. For example, you would think blocking HTML attachments would be trivial, but Trellix Email Security can be configured to do it, while Proofpoint cannot. If you try to configure it, HTML gets stripped from the email content, which has a major impact on the business. On the other hand, Proofpoint has a number of additional features that Trellix Email Security does not have.

I have seen a return on investment.

My experience with pricing, setup cost, and licensing is that the cost is relatively the same as other competitors, but in my case, it is somewhat cost-effective and affordable.

Before choosing Trellix Email Security, I evaluated other options, including FireEye Endpoint Security.

I would add that complete email security prevention is available on the cloud model.

I would really recommend Trellix Email Security because the platform is good at eliminating malicious email prior to delivery to the end user.

I have additional thoughts about Trellix Email Security as it is user-friendly and does a good job detecting malicious attachments in email, providing complete email protection against all users and working well to stop advanced threats. I would rate this review a 9 out of 10.

The major use case I observe in Trellix Email Security is phishing and anti-phishing capabilities. Spam emails, malware prevention, and anti-spam are mostly implemented because organizations are trying to prevent phishing attacks. Phishing attacks usually come through emails.

To close the gap and ensure that an organization is not open to ransomware attacks and backdoors, the first priority should be to secure emails because users are often the weakest link in the cybersecurity chain. Users become susceptible when they receive unsolicited emails and click links they should not click, which can cause problems throughout the network.

To uphold due care and due diligence, it makes sense to have Trellix Email Security as a compensating solution to ensure that users are not overly exposed to phishing attacks and ransomware attacks from unsolicited emails, while also improving the overall hygiene of email traffic.

One of the standout features in Trellix Email Security is that whether an email infrastructure is on-premises or in the cloud, the solution can protect the email environment. The solution can protect emails whether using Office 365, Gmail, or other platforms. Additionally, even if an organization is still using Microsoft Exchange on-premises, Trellix Email Security can ensure that Exchange on-premises is protected.

This is the biggest advantage because every other email security solution provides similar features: anti-phishing, anti-spam, malware prevention, and anti-spam capabilities. However, not every competitor can protect both on-premises and cloud environments. Most other solutions are either only on-premises or only in the cloud, whereas Trellix Email Security bridges this gap.

The biggest area for improvement in Trellix Email Security is the pricing. The solution is quite expensive. I remember last year we lost an opportunity because the quote was far too expensive compared to what the customer was willing to pay. The pricing was not competitive at all. If the pricing were more affordable, the solution would be able to achieve greater sales.

In terms of features, I have not used the solution long enough to advise on future feature changes. However, from my perspective as a distributor trying to sell the solution, the biggest barrier we have encountered is the pricing.

In terms of product stability, I would rate Trellix Email Security between eight and nine because the solution is quite stable. The deployments that have been completed have not resulted in any complaints, so the solution is very stable.

I would rate scalability between eight and nine because Trellix Email Security can be deployed in the cloud or on-premises, and in terms of scale, it can handle any size. This capability places it between eight and nine in terms of scalability.

I struggle to answer this question because I have not ever had to deal with support specifically for Trellix Email Security, so I cannot speak definitively about how the support team responds. If I speak about Trellix support generally, I think support has improved and is much better than it used to be. Obviously, there is always room for improvement. Based on the general support I have received from Trellix, I would rate it at a seven.

Before we started selling Trellix Email Security, our company had two other email security solutions. I do not work directly on those products. Other engineers at our distribution company focused on those products, and they did sell a couple of those solutions until we decided to discontinue selling them and then started selling Trellix Email Security.

The installation process for Trellix Email Security is not straightforward. The few deployments we have completed were performed by Trellix, and I was unable to follow the deployments through completely. However, I observed that the installation was not straightforward.

I believe this is partly because the documentation is not readily available. The current Trellix Email Security was a FireEye product, and in terms of product documentation, Trellix needs to improve this for all FireEye products, including HX and other similar offerings. There is little to no documentation available. On the McAfee side, there is clear documentation that walks users through the deployment phase and everything else. Even with minimal interaction with McAfee solutions, an engineer can follow the deployment guide and achieve a successful deployment. With the FireEye products, it is nearly impossible without documentation. This is something that needs improvement.

Regarding other Trellix products like Trellix Collaboration Security and Trellix Email Security, we have sold a few. Currently, I have a customer deploying the XDR solution in Abuja, Nigeria at Jaiz Bank. However, I have not used the solutions hands-on myself. Most often, the professional services deployments are performed by the Trellix team because organizations want their customers to receive value for their money, and having the vendor as the front-line resource during deployments is important.

I have not interfaced with the XDR platform and have not interacted with it directly. I have interacted with the Trellix Email Security platform, but not with the XDR platform.

Security should be evaluated from a value perspective. As long as an organization is getting value, there will definitely be a return on investment. The question is what would happen if an organization did not have this security measure in place and got hit by ransomware. How much information would be lost? How much credibility would be lost? How much business time would be lost?

When considering everything that could have been prevented by installing Trellix Email Security, the return on investment becomes clear. Trellix Email Security is quite valuable and definitely provides a massive return on investments.

In terms of popularity, I will be honest about Trellix Email Security. We have sold a few solutions, but the competition in email security is large. Trellix Email Security came after Trellix became Trellix. McAfee did not have an email security solution, so we still face serious competition, and the price is not as competitive as one would imagine. We still lose many opportunities, especially in Africa where price drives sales the most. If customers see a competing solution that is significantly more affordable, they will choose that option instead.

Between Trellix Email Security and NDR solutions, we have sold Trellix Email Security, but we have not yet received a purchase order for NDR. Hopefully in the second quarter we will close the conversation we are having and obtain that purchase order. For now, it is Trellix Email Security that we are actively selling.

One of the standout features in Trellix Email Security is that whether an email is on-premises or in the cloud, the solution can protect the email environment. Whether using Office 365, Gmail, or other platforms, an organization can extend security to it. When discussing anomaly detection across Trellix products, anomaly detection is embedded throughout the product line. From what ATP and EDR provide, the solutions are built to detect anomalies within the environment, showing when an attack starts and what endpoints have been affected. An organization can look at all those trends and identify things that should not be happening on their network.

Trellix EDR, NDR, and similar solutions were built on the MITRE ATT&CK framework. If one is familiar with the MITRE ATT&CK framework, one would understand how the solution tracks anomalous behaviors across the network. Previously, there was the NTB that performed behavior analysis looking for anomalous behavior. Now with NDR, it takes this a step higher because detection and response happens on the network layer, not just on the endpoint layer. Whether looking at HX, NDR, EDR, the endpoint layer with HX endpoint, or Trellix ENS and ETP, there is always anomaly detection embedded in Trellix products.

Regarding GDPR compliance, GDPR is a data protection and regulatory compliance requirement, and encryption is one of the things that helps an organization stay compliant with data protection because it gives the ability to allow only users who should have access to data or files to have access to it. A user who should not have access would only see encrypted data, while only users who should have access would see it. Trellix Email Security definitely helps an organization pass GDPR compliance.

Regarding reporting, I have not interfaced with the solution extensively. I was on one deployment, but I was not the key resource and did not get far into the reporting phase. However, reporting is constant across Trellix. This is evident from the ePO, which has always been one of the best solutions for allowing users to build custom queries and design reports as they want to see them. I would imagine that reporting is also factored into Trellix Email Security. Reporting is definitely important, and Trellix has always been strong in this area, so reporting should still be something one can rely on for Trellix Email Security.

Regarding AWS cloud experience, I have not worked extensively with AWS cloud. It is something I have in my personal pipeline as I am trying to transition into cloud security, so I definitely need to look at AWS. However, at the moment, I am not there yet. The overall review rating for Trellix Email Security is nine out of ten.

Trellix Email Security protects our clients from phishing, malware, and spam emails by analyzing incoming and outgoing email traffic to identify and block malicious attachments, links, or suspicious content before it reaches the machines and mailboxes of our clients. We use it to filter out the mailboxes effectively.

Trellix Email Security has the best-in-class detection accuracy for emails. I have worked with Proofpoint, Microsoft Defender, and Palo Alto, and out of them, I definitely think this one has the best accuracy percentage. The signature-less sandboxing engine, which uses the Fish Vision and Kraken dual AI phishing engines, is also very good, and it uses the signature-less multi-vector virtual execution engine to identify threats. Additionally, it has URL rewriting and post-delivery sandboxing, which continuously checks the emails in case the attacker modifies them, and it also has automated post-delivery clawback. Moreover, there are flexible deployment models, and it is integrated with cloud email security and API-based solutions such as Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace.

Trellix Email Security has positively impacted our organization. Before using Proofpoint and Defender, we used to get around 300 to 400 emails per day flagged. Since we switched to Trellix Email Security, we had it cut down by almost 50%, reporting only about 150 to 180 flagged emails. This represents significantly less noise.

This reduction in flagged emails has greatly increased our efficiency, allowing us to focus on other parts and other tools of Trellix, specifically malware alerts and malware detections, not just the email detections. It cleared up a lot of load from our shoulders and led to less fatigue within the team because we used to manually check the links on Defender, manually sandbox them, provide a verdict, and then close it. This process became very fluid and efficient with Trellix.

Trellix Email Security can be improved specifically in the whitelisting part because sometimes we face issues where the whitelisting is not done properly. Even after whitelisting a sender or some kind of URL, they still get flagged. It was not properly optimized for that. Additionally, if a small business wants to try the dashboard, they will not be able to do it since Trellix Email Security has no free trial available. There is no public API available in Trellix currently, which could be a problem for DevSecOps teams, and the licensing cost is quite high. When we took this solution, it was a bit higher than what we had before. There were some false positives again, but this was also a whitelisting issue due to optimization problems, which increased the false positives.

I have been using Trellix Email Security for about 1.5 years.

The customer support has been inconsistent with Trellix lately because there is a whole loopback hierarchy that you have to reach the customer service first, and then the engineer will respond, and then the customer service will feed you back again. Solutions take three to four weeks maximum if you want something fixed.

I remember a scenario that happened with us where a client got an email containing a clean PDF with an embedded URL that returned a benign page at the delivery time. However, after some time, the attacker flipped the destination page to a credential harvesting portal, and Trellix Email Security was continuously monitoring the URL post-delivery. It detected the page transition and then flagged it, enabling the email to be automatically clawed back from the mailbox before the client opened it. This was very proactive from the whole system of Trellix Email Security, and our analysts also got an alert for the same, closing the whole incident in 15 to 20 minutes. It was all centralized, very swift, and a good prevention of what could have been a credential harvesting incident.

The signature-less capability especially helps us a lot in the case of zero-day attacks because there are basically no signatures. The deep learning engine that it has, along with the signature-less sandboxing engine, performs really good behavioral analytics and helps us prevent zero-day threats as they come, which is really useful.

The only advice I would give to others looking into using Trellix Email Security is to be cautious about the pricing and the customer support experience. Additionally, the pricing is a bit on the higher end, making it not recommended for small enterprises. I would rate this product an 8 out of 10.

I have been working in my current field for the last four years and have been using Trellix Email Security for two to three years. The main use case of Trellix Email Security is preventing our users from phishing and spam. We have configured Advanced Threat Protection along with phishing and BEC protection in the policy configuration. When a spam mail comes to a targeted user, such as my colleague Komal, she receives a spam mail that appears to be from Komal's own email. When we create a case to check why it is quarantined, the Trellix support engineer explains that if you check the header, Komal's email is not actually the sender—it is just a masked mail ID. It is a blocked mail address that is sending to the active email, so Trellix blocks it. In my case, Trellix Email Security helps us reduce the spam threat. If any user sends data containing a virus or any injected URLs, it will detect and prevent it. Basically, we are using Trellix Email Security for preventing our users.

There are a few modules that we use. Advanced Threat Protection detects malicious URLs or attachments with the help of advanced machine learning, artificial intelligence, sandboxing, or behavior analytics. When we talk about phishing or BEC, it identifies credential harvesting, CEO fraud, and similar threats. When we talk about incident response, it removes malicious URLs and malicious emails. We also create a policy for DLP, Data Loss Prevention.

Basically, we do not know who our outsiders are. When outsiders mail us or our team, the user will receive a filtered mail. If a sender sends malicious code, malicious URLs, or malicious files, Trellix filters them with the help of machine learning, sandboxing, and behavior analytics, as well as real-time URL inspection. When they send URLs, Trellix will inspect them first with Trellix analytics, and after that, it will filter them before we receive the email. In incident response, Trellix automatically removes malicious emails, blocks them, or quarantines them. It will give us an alert that we are receiving this type of mail from this user to our company insider so we can investigate.

By using Trellix Email Security, we achieve reduced phishing attacks and ransomware risk from the email side. We are also protected from advanced email threats and gain visibility of who is sending emails to our organization. Additionally, we achieve compliance of data protection, ensuring that we will not send sensitive data to the outside.

When we talk about security, Trellix Email Security console is very complex. We are using multiple products, and many products are consolidated into a single console, though they are all on another console. A single console would be helpful.

We have been using it for the last two years.

Trellix Email Security is more stable in my case.

Regarding Trellix Email Security scalability, the cloud-based architecture maintains high email traffic performance.

Customer support is quite good. We raise a case on the customer portal, and our engineer will be aligned with us, and the engineer resolves the issue.

Before using Trellix Email Security, we evaluated Trellix with Sophos Email Security.

When we talk about phishing attack reduction, with the help of Trellix data, they already have a large data size of blocked domains. If a domain comes to us or is a fake, it will first check and analyze it, and then it will send it to us. Basically, it filters the email first. When anyone sends our organization an email, it first comes to the MX where it is hosted, then it is sent to Trellix. After Trellix filters it, it sends it to Exchange, and Exchange spreads that mail to the user.

By using that, money is also saved and time is also saved because only one person will handle that. A good quality engineer will resolve all the issues independently, and the support is very good, so issues will be resolved in one to two hours.

We are partners.

By using Trellix Email Security, money is saved and time is also saved because only one person will handle that. A good quality engineer will resolve all the issues independently, and the support is very good, so issues will be resolved in one to two hours.

The pricing is equivalent to other OEMs, but the setup cost is quite the same, and the licensing is per user.

By using Trellix Email Security, we achieve reduced phishing attacks and ransomware risk from the email side. We are also protected from advanced email threats and gain visibility of who is sending emails to our organization. Additionally, we achieve compliance of data protection, ensuring that we will not send sensitive data to the outside.

When we talk about security, Trellix Email Security console is very complex. We are using multiple products, and many products are consolidated into a single console, though they are all on another console. A single console would be helpful.

Before using Trellix Email Security, we evaluated Trellix with Sophos Email Security.

I would rate this product a 10 out of 10.

My main use case for Trellix Email Security is related to email security monitoring and threat analysis, as I use the tool to help identify suspicious emails, analyze phishing, and monitor security alerts while also supporting incident investigations.

I remember two of the best features that Trellix Email Security offers, which are scanning links and attachments in real-time and using AI, machine learning, and global threat intelligence feeds to improve detections.

Compared with some more traditional email security tools, the real-time scanning and AI features of Trellix Email Security provide better visibility and more intelligent analysis during incidents. The centralized dashboard and automated threat feed make it easier to understand what is happening quickly and decide the next steps for remediation. Even in my brief experience, I can clearly see how automation, AI-based analysis, and real-time monitoring improve response time and strengthen overall email security.

This helped my company accelerate the analysis and response time, which was important because phishing emails can spread very quickly inside the company. The tool also supported collaboration between the security and infrastructure teams by providing clear alert information. For me personally, the experience improved my understanding of incident investigation and how cybersecurity tools are used in real operational scenarios.

I could suggest improvements for Trellix Email Security. I would say that having even more customizable dashboards and simplifying reports for non-technical stakeholders could make communication easier between the business areas and the security area.

I have been using Trellix Email Security for about two years, currently in my present company and also in my last company.

We are very satisfied with the stability of Trellix Email Security.

For licensing, my understanding is that Trellix Email Security offers modular and scalable license models depending on the organization's size. The setup process requires coordination between security, infrastructure, and the email administration teams.

One of the main positive impacts of Trellix Email Security is its ability to detect and respond to phishing and suspicious email activity much faster. From an operational perspective, the platform helps reduce the number of malicious emails and automate filtering. This reduces the risk of credential compromise, malware infections, and user exposure to phishing attacks.

In terms of malicious emails reaching users, I would estimate there is a noticeable reduction, potentially around fifty percent or more for common phishing and spam attempts.

We did not evaluate other options before choosing Trellix Email Security.

One situation I remember involved a suspicious email that appeared to come from a trusted supplier, asking users to open an attachment related to an invoice. Using Trellix Email Security, I analyzed the headers of the email, the sender reputation, and the attachment behavior. During the investigation, I identified indicators associated with phishing, such as domain spoofing and suspicious attachment activity. After confirming the risk, the email was blocked and removed before it spread further internally, and the incident also helped reinforce awareness with users about phishing attempts and suspicious attachments.

I give Trellix Email Security a ten out of ten because of the combination of strong threat detection, real-time monitoring, and the efficiency provided during security activities.

I think Trellix Email Security is already a strong platform, especially regarding AI-driven threat detection and automated response capabilities, as the real-time monitoring and investigation workflow are definitely among its strongest points.

I believe reporting, integrations, and user training are areas where platforms such as Trellix Email Security can continue evolving to deliver even more value.

My advice for organizations considering Trellix Email Security is to focus not only on the technology but also on the overall security strategy.

My use case mainly involves Trellix Email Security Gateway.

In my opinion, the most useful functions or features in Trellix Email Security include sandboxing, anti-spam, some filters, and quarantine features, which are highly sought after because of the compliance and protection around the attack vectors on email.

The main benefits that end users receive from Trellix Email Security are largely inclined towards affordability compared to recent vendors who are pushing aggressively, such as Forcepoint and Darktrace, and other competitors, so I could say that the biggest benefit is compliance.

Regarding the anomaly detection feature, I think it may be more useful for mature customers, but I cannot tell because I have not had that inquiry a lot, though I would be curious to know how it can add value to customers.

I cannot give an opinion on dynamic threat intelligence in email security because I have not really explored that feature, and for the customers that we support, this feature has not been a focus.

I think Trellix could improve by doing more awareness campaigns around why Trellix Email Security is essential, as well as how it compares to competitors with a clear battle card that distinguishes Trellix from other email security solutions because that comparison is not clear right now.

It would be absolutely useful to add AI functions or AI technologies to email security because currently most customers are looking at how they face the AI challenge and be technology-ready in terms of their current technology and how it is adaptable to the challenges of machine learning, for example.

Regarding pricing, I would say that in terms of being competitive, Trellix should offer more for an attractive price, especially in terms of bundling. They should have options for module-based pricing based on certain features or a bundle offer that covers a large range of features, but is also priced competitively for customers to be able to invest in it.

I have been using Trellix Email Security for the last five or six years.

From one to ten, I would rate the stability of Trellix Email Security a six, with room for improvement.

For scalability, I would also say it deserves a six out of ten.

Regarding technical support from Trellix, I would rate it a four because there is a lot of work that has to be done in terms of the support that is provided. Trellix should have a dedicated center for the African market due to the unique dynamics and challenges within this region.

As for the initial setup for email security, I would say it is both simple and complex, depending on whether the implementation is skill-based. Not many channel partners possess the skills to implement it. This becomes a challenge as there are not a lot of people skilled in the product, and relying largely on Trellix engineers means it would be more expensive and not very competitive for the market. Therefore, I believe enabling the channel, such as reseller partners and distributors, to have more skills would be a big gain for Trellix.

Trellix Email Security is deployed in a hybrid manner, with some customers needing it to be just on-premises, while others prefer a hybrid setup where they have some workloads on the cloud. Additionally, there are also customers who want it to be purely on the cloud to minimize any resource over-usage.

Regarding cloud deployment, actual options include AWS, Azure, and GCP, along with recent demands for private cloud and Huawei Cloud, which is also becoming a requirement.

I would rate this review a six out of ten overall.

Trellix Email Security is designed for Collaboration Security, which is the best use case for threat protection from email security for collaboration tools. We integrate it with Microsoft 365 by detecting malicious files and links to provide protection against attack campaigns on customer internal and external files, chat, communications, and enterprise applications. It uses a multi-layered approach to detect and prevent threats, with file inspection, URL analysis, behavior analysis, and threat intelligence, which helps collaboration.

The advantages of Trellix Email Security that really stand out for me is that we are using the email security for protection provided by emails. When our users receive phishing emails, it helps us mitigate the detection of threats.

Trellix Anomaly Detection feature helps to mitigate threats and provides protection by detecting time to click.

The Dynamic Threat Intelligence part of Trellix Email Security helps proactively identify and block emerging threats by leveraging the database of known threats and attack patterns to stop malware. There are also encryption features available in the product that help maintain compliance with regulations like GDPR.

Regarding reporting, there is an option for report generation in an EPO to customize and default, with predefined templates in the EPO for report generation of email security threats from an audit perspective.

Real-time threat analysis has a positive impact on my email security strategy, as this is working in real time.

For threat intelligence, if a user receives any phishing email or a suspicious mail with a URL through the email channel, we analyze what type of threats users are getting over the email, and it helps with the EPO for analysis.

After the implementation of email security in the customer environment, we faced challenges with known emails being blocked, but after adding exceptions in the email security console, it helped to resolve the issues.

My main problem with support is that the response time is too long, which is the major issue.

I have been using Trellix Email Security for four years.

Trellix Email Security is reliable and super stable. There are no problems with glitches and downtime.

Trellix Email Security meets the needs of growing organizations and evolving collaboration in terms of scalability. It does not have limits or is not expensive.

I would rate support as seven points out of ten for Trellix Email Security.

Trellix Email Security is easy to implement. If we go with the API, we integrate the API, or if we go to the gateway level, we just change the MX record.

It is possible to observe a return on investment with Trellix Email Security.

I speak about a 20% return on investment related to money-saving.

In terms of price, I would say Trellix Email Security is average compared to Proofpoint.

When comparing Trellix Email Security with other email security products like Proofpoint and others such as Trend AI and CrowdStrike, there are differences in functionality including some pros and cons. I wouldn't say Trellix is leading all the way.

I am working with Trellix Collaboration Security as well as Trellix Email Security. It is possible to observe a return on investment with Trellix Email Security. I would rate this review as nine out of ten.

Normally, email security has that capability just like other email securities. I think Trellix Email Security is a good process because previously whenever it was McAfee, the email security was not perfectly built. Now that it has converted into Trellix, they are selling that product and establishing the product capability. It is improving and we are trying to conduct discussions with the customer about Trellix Email Security as well.

Trellix Email Security now has dynamic response which is essential for email security. One of the differences is the reporting part, which is improved within Trellix Email Security.

The features I have found most valuable in Trellix Email Security are the content and email security content. All the phishing mail that is detected from the email security is very important. Mail filtering is the most important thing. Whenever I'm sending a mail from one place to another place, the filtering is the most important capability at that time. It is very important to filter the mail whenever it is sent from one place to another place or from email address to another email address, because all organizations want to know if anybody attached their valuable documents or not. If they want to send the mail to another mail address, it will filter any malicious link or any malicious documents that are attached. Receiving mail from another place also needs filtering. These things are very essential for mail security.

I think Trellix Email Security needs to improve different sides of email security, especially the filtering process. Email filtering needs some required reporting on it. If anybody sends any important file or files attached to the mail, whenever they send it to another person, they require that from restriction files they will not be able to send it through the mail. When they send the mail, they want to get the actual report on that, why they are sending and which way they are sending these emails. Those types of requirements customers want, and that part can be improved on Trellix Email Security.

Previously, we faced different types of problems when using encryption in ATM security. In ATM security, there are different types of vendors using it in the banking sector customers, such as VRG, Ncore, and CRM, and in most cases, we faced some difficulties with the CRM machine. The CRM machine is one kind of machine that can be used to withdraw and deposit money. Whenever they are using that encryption, encrypting the folder was not happening. Whenever we tried to encrypt a particular folder or file, it took a long time to encrypt. Sometimes it showed as inactive. Whenever we deploy the product from the ePO console to that particular machine, it shows that the product is inactive. After rebooting the system and again deploying the product, sometimes it resolves the problem. We faced difficulties deploying the product in the ATM machine, and the inactive machine also faced this kind of problem. For that reason, we have created different types of cases for different issues. Still, we have some customers that we are also facing that encryption issue. We have also obtained a proper solution for that. However, some cases we are usually using the encryption properly, but sometimes we're facing difficulties deploying the product and working on the deployment.

Whenever Trellix engineers suggest that, not only using a particular folder, you have to use full folders, such as full disk encryption. Sometimes, full disk encryption is not required for our customers. They want to encrypt different particular folders of different types. This type of problem we faced with previous encryption. We hope that it will be solved next time we get information, and perhaps not only from our side, but also you might get information from other customers.

Trellix Email Security is one of the good parts because all our organizations are very aware of email security and they are maybe using some exchange server, which is related to that email security purpose. The other side of the product is data loss security, and there are some other securities. We are working on Trellix Email Security, and some customers have talked about it.

My main use case for Trellix Email Security is to secure my email environment from phishing and virus attacks.

Trellix Email Security is used to secure my environment from viruses and phishing because there are numerous attacks in the current scenario. Cyberattacks are unlimited now, so security is the main priority that we must implement.

The best features Trellix Email Security offers include excellent AI and ML capabilities that detect all phishing attacks and handle security concerns, so we do not have to worry about viruses in email.

The AI and ML features of Trellix Email Security make a difference in my day-to-day work because we previously had to manually check for viruses and had the fear that a virus could be present. Now the system creates a report identifying phishing emails and all related concerns. We review one report daily, and if it is approved, it will deliver to the user; if it is not approved, then it will be blocked.

Trellix Email Security has positively impacted my organization because we previously experienced a data leak due to an email virus, but now we are secure and not experiencing any of these issues, which is beneficial for the company's important data that we can now protect from threats.

I think Trellix Email Security is excellent now and there is no need for improvement; we may see about that in future technology, but currently, according to current technology standards, it is sufficient.

I do not think there is anything at all, even a small detail, that could be improved or added to make Trellix Email Security even better.

I have been using Trellix Email Security for the last two years.

Trellix Email Security is stable.

Its scalability is good.

Customer support for Trellix Email Security is very good.

I did not previously use a different solution before Trellix Email Security.

I have seen a return on investment since using Trellix Email Security, as I have saved money, time, and reduced the number of incidents.

We did not evaluate other options before choosing Trellix Email Security.

I suggest to others that if you want a secure email gateway and to secure your environment from phishing, viruses, and related threats, then you should get Trellix Email Security, as this will save you a lot of time and protect a lot of data. Data security is very important because all the data comes through your mail, so if any virus comes through your mail, all your data could be leaked. Therefore, please secure your email environment first, and then you can proceed to the next step. I have rated this product a 10 out of 10 based on my experience.

I do not currently use Trellix Email Security. I have an overall understanding of Trellix Email Security. My main use case for Trellix Email Security is based on my very overall good experience with it. Overall, I believe Trellix Email Security provides robust protection against phishing and malware, along with some advanced protection for email threats.

The integration of Trellix Email Security with other tools is a major advantage, helping organizations like mine centralize monitoring and streamline security operations.

I had a chance to review the admin side of Trellix Email Security, and I found it to be really intuitive and easy to manage. For example, the email traffic overview is quite simple and easy to understand. The threat detection is highly intuitive.

I find that the threat detection feature in Trellix Email Security effectively identifies suspicious attachments and malicious URLs. Additionally, it provides security against impersonation attempts.

The monitoring aspect and threat security of Trellix Email Security has been quite positive. Overall, I find Trellix Email Security to be a mature and ready solution, delivering very good protection, and scalability-wise, it is very promising.

Monitoring and threat tracking in Trellix Email Security have the potential to reduce significantly the threats because I am able to review and analyze in real-time any potential threats to my environment and tackle them immediately. I can also train users and make them create awareness regarding all the dangers outside regarding IT.

The integration of Trellix Email Security with other tools is a major advantage, helping organizations like mine centralize monitoring and streamline security operations.

The main issue right now with Trellix Email Security is price-wise. There are similar applications that provide similar services that are cheaper right now.

I have been working in my current field for the past 18 years, give or take.

I do not have Trellix Email Security installed, but when I tried it, it was cloud-based.

Overall, I find Trellix Email Security to be a mature and ready solution, delivering very good protection, and scalability-wise, it is very promising.

I remember I had an issue with Trellix Email Security and tried to contact user support, and there might be some areas of improvement in response times.

I did not purchase Trellix Email Security through the AWS Marketplace.

I have no issues to report with the initial setup.

My advice to others looking into using Trellix Email Security is to be ready to upgrade your platform right away. Your email system has to be very organized and up-to-date in whatever you use.

The user interface of Trellix Email Security is fine, but the time I had to experience it is limited. I would rate this review an 8 overall.