Compare Sophos Email vs. iSecurity Field Encryption

In today's rapidly evolving landscape of email threats, businesses that are expanding require proactive email security that not only addresses current risks but also prepares for future challenges. Utilizing the same innovative technology found in our renowned Intercept X, Sophos Email employs deep learning neural networks to effectively combat zero-day malware and undesirable applications. This solution incorporates the most sophisticated anti-ransomware measures available. By leveraging behavioral analysis, Sophos Email is capable of detecting and combating ransomware and boot-record attacks that have never been encountered before. Additionally, time-of-click URL protection evaluates the reputations of email links both before they are delivered and at the moment they are accessed, effectively thwarting elusive, delayed attacks that might evade other email security systems. With the capability to process millions of emails daily, Sophos Email benefits from the latest threat intelligence provided by the global SophosLabs network, ensuring that your email gateway remains vigilant against the multitude of new threats emerging every hour. As a result, businesses can operate with greater confidence, knowing they are protected by cutting-edge technology tailored for modern challenges.

iSecurity Field Encryption safeguards sensitive information through robust encryption methods, effective key management, and thorough auditing processes. The importance of encryption cannot be overstated, as it plays a crucial role in securing confidential data and facilitating adherence to various compliance standards such as PCI-DSS, GDPR, HIPAA, SOX, and an array of other governmental and state privacy regulations. Ransomware poses a significant threat by targeting any accessible file, including those on connected devices, mapped network drives, local shared networks, and cloud storage that is linked to the compromised system. This type of malware operates indiscriminately, encrypting all data files within reach, including IFS files, thereby putting critical information at risk. To combat this, Anti-Ransomware technology swiftly identifies high-volume cyber threats that originate from external sources, effectively isolates them, and protects valuable data stored on the IBM i system while maintaining optimal performance levels. Thus, the deployment of such security measures is essential in today’s digital landscape to ensure the integrity and availability of sensitive information.