Mimecast Australia: authorised partner for email security and human risk

It is Mimecast's email protection product. It can sit in front of the mail platform as a gateway through MX records, or connect to cloud email by API, and defends against phishing, impersonation, business email compromise and malicious links.

Incydr is Mimecast's insider risk and data protection product, which came to Mimecast with its acquisition of Code42. It detects and responds to risky data movement across email, endpoint, cloud and browser channels.

It brings together email security, insider risk and data protection, collaboration governance, security awareness training and domain authentication, so organisations can see and reduce the risk that comes from people's everyday behaviour.

Yes. Mimecast email security supports Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, and on-premises and hybrid email. It can protect mail in line as a gateway through MX records, or connect by API with no MX record changes and no disruption to mail flow.

DMARC builds on the SPF and DKIM email authentication standards. DMARC Analyzer shows who is sending email on behalf of your domains, helps you check that your SPF and DKIM records are set up correctly, and guides you to full DMARC enforcement so attackers cannot send mail as your exact domain.

Mimecast Engage is Mimecast's security awareness training and phishing simulation product. It delivers short, regular training sessions, lets you tailor phishing simulations by attack type, industry and difficulty, and assigns training automatically based on each person's risk and behaviour.

Yes. Mimecast lists Australia among its data centre locations, alongside the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Germany and South Africa.

Mimecast Cloud Archive, also labelled Email Archive on Mimecast's site, stores email in the cloud with configurable retention policies, search and export, legal hold, and tools for e-discovery. It can also archive Microsoft Teams data, and Mimecast lists partner tools for Zoom, Slack and mobile communications.

Mimecast says its MX-based deployment has built-in continuity, so mail stays protected and operational if the primary mail server goes down. Cloud Archive also keeps archived email reachable from any location during a disaster.

With MX-based deployment, all incoming mail goes through Mimecast's gateway first, and it works with any email platform. API-based deployment connects to the cloud email platform without changing MX records or disrupting mail flow, and adds Mimecast's threat detection on top of the platform's own features.

Yes. Mimecast describes integrations with SIEM, XDR and other security platforms that share threat intelligence in both directions, and it publishes API documentation for custom integrations. Examples it names are CrowdStrike for threat intelligence, Netskope for data loss prevention and Palo Alto Networks XSOAR for automated incident response.

Yes. TOM SHAW is an authorised Mimecast partner in Australia. We supply, implement, integrate and support Mimecast for Australian organisations.

Yes. We plan, deploy and configure Mimecast in your environment and integrate it with your existing security tools, including Noble1, so its signals feed one view of human and machine risk.

Yes. We support Mimecast after go-live, including tuning, upgrades, health checks and help when you need it.

Yes. TOM SHAW's Mimecast implementation and support offering is listed on AWS Marketplace, so you can buy it through your AWS account.

Yes. Mimecast integrates with Noble1, TOM SHAW's cyber risk platform, so its signals feed a single view of human and machine risk.