Compare GreatHorn vs. Sandfly Security

As organizations transition to cloud-native email solutions, it becomes crucial to reassess email security measures to counteract the increasingly complex nature of zero-day attacks and intricate social engineering tactics, such as business email compromise and email account compromise. The GreatHorn Cloud Email Security Platform revolutionizes risk management by incorporating advanced detection mechanisms for polymorphic phishing threats alongside user engagement and streamlined incident response, enabling organizations to tackle sophisticated threats as they arise within their systems. With no alterations required for mail routing or MX records, the platform can be deployed in just five minutes, equipped with default policies that offer immediate protection. Leveraging artificial intelligence and machine learning, it effectively pinpoints areas of risk, identifies patterns of threats, and detects zero-day phishing attempts, thereby minimizing response times. Additionally, continuous user engagement is essential, as it provides real-time training for end users when they encounter a potential phishing threat in their inbox, enhancing overall security awareness. This proactive approach ensures that organizations remain resilient against evolving cyber threats.

Renowned for securing critical infrastructure worldwide, Sandfly offers agentless Linux security that eliminates the need for endpoint agents, ensuring a hassle-free experience. Its deployment is immediate, prioritizing system stability without sacrificing security. As an agentless platform, Sandfly is designed to monitor Linux systems quickly and securely. It safeguards a wide range of Linux environments, from contemporary cloud infrastructures to legacy devices, irrespective of their distribution or CPU type. In addition to standard Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) features, Sandfly effectively manages SSH credentials, identifies weak passwords through audits, detects unauthorized modifications with drift detection, and incorporates customizable modules to identify novel and evolving threats. This comprehensive approach guarantees maximum safety, efficiency, and compatibility across Linux systems. Furthermore, Sandfly stands out in the market by providing extensive coverage for various Linux distributions and architectures, including AMD, Intel, Arm, MIPS, and POWER CPUs. With Sandfly, organizations can ensure their Linux security is both robust and versatile, catering to their diverse technological landscapes.