Associate Software Engineer at a computer software company with 201-500 employees
Real User
Top 5
Jul 3, 2026
Phishing versus phishing detection is also something I find good, and I have mentioned these things already. Since I have been using Sublime Security personally, I have noticed specific improvements like fewer spam emails and improved detection, which saves me time. It helps me segregate emails instead of reviewing all things manually, as it detects spam emails. I do not have to go through every email, which makes me very efficient for other tasks. It also shows if some emails are current, and if I am about to register or receive registration links, it tells me why those emails are separated. I understand better instead of reading all the emails, and it summarizes the words or thumbnails of the emails. If an email is considered good, I continue, making my time more efficient. Regarding the AI capabilities of Sublime Security, I think for detection, using ML to analyze content is already a feature present in Sublime Security, which also identifies phishing attempts. I think Sublime Security shows false positives. I give this review a rating of nine.
On a scale of one to ten, I rate Sublime Security a nine out of ten because I believe there are a couple of negatives regarding scalability for catering to enterprise and small to medium enterprises. Additionally, the product requires a learning phase, and it is not readily usable right away. Sublime Security merits this rating because of a couple of changes that need to be addressed. If it catered to both small and enterprise businesses on a pricing scale, it would receive a ten, but it is not far away.
Security Engineer at a financial services firm with 201-500 employees
Real User
Jan 27, 2026
Sublime Security needs to address certain requirements that may not be exactly what we are looking for, but that does not mean that it is a bad product. It is a good solution, but it needs improvement. On a scale of one to ten, I would rate Sublime Security a six or seven out of ten, and this rating depends on the requirement of that specific company.
Manager Security Operations Center at a educational organization with 10,001+ employees
Real User
Top 10
Oct 10, 2025
We have not yet fully enabled ADÉ, but I am working on getting it activated because we have confidence in the rest of the toolset and its available functions. Currently, it is undergoing evaluation and remains in public beta. For any components that we activate, particularly those based on AI, we have an internal review board. This board focuses on determining whether a large language model (LLM) or AI component will be used to facilitate model learning in other environments or if it will be restricted solely to our tenant. We want to ensure that our internal organizational messages are not used to train external models. This review process will be conducted on a function-by-function basis, even for tools we've previously assessed. Although we haven't completed this review for the component yet, it is on our agenda. I would like to have it turned on before the end of the calendar year. We are moving forward with this, but it must pass our internal review first. If the review results are positive, we will aim to enable it before the end of December. I would rate Sublime Security a nine out of ten.
Sublime Security provides innovative email security solutions focusing on advanced threat detection and customization, designed to tackle complex security challenges in enterprise environments.
True to its name, Sublime Security delivers a robust platform for email security that empowers professionals with precision tools for threat hunting and detection. It stands out for its focus on customization, allowing users to tailor security protocols to specific threats, enhancing detection...
Phishing versus phishing detection is also something I find good, and I have mentioned these things already. Since I have been using Sublime Security personally, I have noticed specific improvements like fewer spam emails and improved detection, which saves me time. It helps me segregate emails instead of reviewing all things manually, as it detects spam emails. I do not have to go through every email, which makes me very efficient for other tasks. It also shows if some emails are current, and if I am about to register or receive registration links, it tells me why those emails are separated. I understand better instead of reading all the emails, and it summarizes the words or thumbnails of the emails. If an email is considered good, I continue, making my time more efficient. Regarding the AI capabilities of Sublime Security, I think for detection, using ML to analyze content is already a feature present in Sublime Security, which also identifies phishing attempts. I think Sublime Security shows false positives. I give this review a rating of nine.
On a scale of one to ten, I rate Sublime Security a nine out of ten because I believe there are a couple of negatives regarding scalability for catering to enterprise and small to medium enterprises. Additionally, the product requires a learning phase, and it is not readily usable right away. Sublime Security merits this rating because of a couple of changes that need to be addressed. If it catered to both small and enterprise businesses on a pricing scale, it would receive a ten, but it is not far away.
Sublime Security needs to address certain requirements that may not be exactly what we are looking for, but that does not mean that it is a bad product. It is a good solution, but it needs improvement. On a scale of one to ten, I would rate Sublime Security a six or seven out of ten, and this rating depends on the requirement of that specific company.
We have not yet fully enabled ADÉ, but I am working on getting it activated because we have confidence in the rest of the toolset and its available functions. Currently, it is undergoing evaluation and remains in public beta. For any components that we activate, particularly those based on AI, we have an internal review board. This board focuses on determining whether a large language model (LLM) or AI component will be used to facilitate model learning in other environments or if it will be restricted solely to our tenant. We want to ensure that our internal organizational messages are not used to train external models. This review process will be conducted on a function-by-function basis, even for tools we've previously assessed. Although we haven't completed this review for the component yet, it is on our agenda. I would like to have it turned on before the end of the calendar year. We are moving forward with this, but it must pass our internal review first. If the review results are positive, we will aim to enable it before the end of December. I would rate Sublime Security a nine out of ten.
I would rate Sublime Security's ability to provide security as a nine. It is a very effective security solution.