How to trust your inbox with Cloudflare Area 1
Why your current email security may not be enough


Phishing is the root cause of upwards of 90% of breaches that lead to financial loss and brand damage. Cloudflare Area 1 email security is a cloud-native service that stops phishing attacks, the biggest cybersecurity threat, across all threat vectors - email, web, and network - either at the edge or in the cloud.
With globally distributed sensors & comprehensive attack analytics, Area 1 proactively identifies phishing campaigns, attacker infrastructure, and attack delivery mechanisms during the earliest stages of a phishing attack cycle.
Using flexible enforcement platforms, the Area 1 solution allows customers to take preemptive action against targeted phishing, including malware, spoofing attacks, payload-less Business Email Compromise attacks, supply chain phishing, and other advanced threats.
Join email security expert Scott Harris in this free recorded webinar as he demonstrates how the existing email security measures are simply not protecting you enough from evolving modern day threats and uncover the power of Cloudflare Area 1.
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