KUALA LUMPUR, Sept 28 (Bernama) -- Cloudflare Inc, the security, performance, and reliability company helping to build a better Internet, has announced its entry into email security with new offerings to help solve email challenges in an easy-to-use way that gives customers more control.
Now, users will be able to create custom email addresses, manage incoming email routing, and prevent email spoofing and phishing on outgoing emails—all for free, according to a statement.
Cloudflare also announced that customers can sign up for early access to its Advanced Email Security Suite, tightly integrated with all of Cloudflare’s Zero Trust solutions, for a more holistic way to keep businesses and their employees secure and productive.
“Customers have asked us to address email security for years. Today, we’re announcing new tools that will help close the biggest remaining network security risk that Cloudflare hasn’t already covered, until now,” said co-founder and chief executive officer of Cloudflare, Matthew Prince.
“We want to be the network that businesses of any size can plug into for all of their needs. While today marks our first step into this space, we ultimately hope to become the leader in email security.”
Creating, managing, and securing email services can be complex tasks requiring technical expertise. Cloudflare has announced two features that customers can take advantage of, to help with this.
First, Cloudflare is providing customers with powerful new email routing tools to streamline email management. Second, Cloudflare is providing tools to help anyone with an email address better protect their brand against phishing and spam.
Cloudflare customers can take advantage of these free features to create custom email addresses in a few clicks; consolidate multiple email accounts into one unified inbox; and, help secure their domain from phishing and spoofing attacks, among others.
Cloudflare also announced its Advanced Email Security Suite, tightly integrating email protection with Cloudflare One, including Browser Isolation.
More details at www.cloudflare.com.
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