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Managed Email Security Services

Defend the channel where many breaches begin.

MCES helps reduce phishing, malicious attachments, unsafe links, spoofing, and other email-borne business risks.

What changes

The control matters. The ownership around it matters more.

What it protects

Email, Links, Files, Users, Domains, Policy.

What we manage

Anti-spam, Attachment checks, URL defense, Spoofing controls, Reporting.

What your team gains

Reduce phishing, Block malicious files, Protect users, Support trust.

Service definition

What Managed Cloud Email Security does.

Managed Cloud Email Security filters messages, senders, links, attachments, spoofing attempts, malware, and policy violations while providing continuity, reporting, security updates, and operational support.

Who it is for
  • Organizations using Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, or standards-based mail services
  • Teams facing phishing, impersonation, malicious attachment, and business-email-compromise risk
  • Businesses that need email filtering operated as part of a wider managed security stack
Problems it addresses
  • Phishing, spear phishing, spoofing, CEO fraud, and malicious links
  • Malware and unsafe active content delivered through inboxes
  • Mail interruption, queueing, and continuity concerns
  • Email-policy and user-release workflows that consume IT time

Product details

Evaluate the capabilities that matter in your environment.

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The service combines 25 anti-spam engines, 18 anti-malware engines, and a reported 99.78% spam detection rate.

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Office 365, Google Workspace, SMTP, SMTPS, and STARTTLS environments are supported.

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Patented PUSH Technology and Z-Scan are used to distribute protection updates quickly.

Managed from day one

One continuous operating motion.

Deployment is the beginning of the service, not the end of the project.

  1. 01
    Assess the environment

    Review the sites, users, systems, traffic flows, obligations, current controls, and operating constraints that shape the service.

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    Design the coverage

    Define in-scope assets, policies, integrations, retention, escalation paths, responsibilities, and success measures before deployment.

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    Deploy and tune

    Connect or install the service, validate traffic and telemetry, test policy behavior, resolve exceptions, and document the operational handoff.

  4. 04
    Monitor and respond

    Operate, update, tune, review, and escalate the subscribed controls according to the agreed monitoring and support scope.

  5. 05
    Report and improve

    Review activity, evidence, exceptions, service trends, and recommended next priorities with ownership made clear.

Choose the right layer

How this service differs from adjacent coverage.

These services work together, but they solve different operational problems.

Managed Cloud Email Security

Compared with Secure Web Gateway

MCES evaluates email senders, messages, links, attachments, and mail flow. SWG governs browsing and web traffic when users access internet destinations.

Managed Cloud Email Security

Compared with Security Awareness Training

MCES is a technical control that filters email threats. Awareness training develops the user behavior needed when social engineering reaches a person through email or another channel.

Related coverage

Security works better when the layers work together.

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Included with Managed Cloud Email Security

The service, clearly accounted for.

Review the protection, operating support, and service capabilities included in the offering.

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capabilities
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Message and identity protection

  • Protection for SMTP, SMTPS, and STARTTLS
  • Anti-phishing and spear-phishing protection
  • Anti-spoofing and CEO-fraud protection
  • Envelope verification linked to LDAP, RADIUS, and Microsoft 365
  • Directory-harvest and denial-of-service protection
  • Blocking for known spamming IP addresses
  • Proprietary sender-relationship intelligence
  • OCR detection for image-based spam
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Content and malware controls

  • Network Box anti-spam filtering
  • Email policy enforcement for active content
  • Web policy enforcement for unsafe email content
  • Network Box proprietary antivirus
  • Bitdefender antivirus protection
  • Z-Scan real-time zero-day malware protection
  • Anti-spyware protection
  • Data-loss prevention
  • IPv6 support
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Continuity and managed operations

  • Thirty days of short-term email archiving
  • Email disclaimers included in the service
  • Email spooling and queuing for up to five days
  • Three daily email-release reports
  • Self-service user mail portal
  • Personalized real-time user interface
  • 24×7×365 monitoring and PUSH security updates
  • Business-day support for email issues from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
  • Award-winning threat intelligence

Buyer’s guide

Commercial scope and compliance context.

Evaluate the complete operating commitment, not only a license or feature list.

Pricing model

A defined managed scope

Pricing generally reflects protected users and domains, message environment and volume, continuity and archive requirements, integrations, reporting, and support. The proposal should state the included filtering, deployment, updates, monitoring, user tools, and operational support.

Compare the full operating cost

Email security assessment

Email attack-surface scorecard

Scan your email domain, then answer a few questions to understand the controls around your inboxes and users.

Self-guided review8 questions

The optional public scan can prefill DMARC, SPF, and DKIM. Confirm those findings and answer the remaining questions.

01Check public email signals

Enter the organization’s email domain. The scan checks public DNS and website signals; it does not send email or access private systems.

Submitted domains and scan results may be retained by Network Box USA for security analytics and business development. Read our privacy policy.

02Review your current posture
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Private and instant. Your questionnaire answers stay in this browser.

Service FAQ

Questions buyers ask about Managed Cloud Email Security.

What is Managed Cloud Email Security?

Managed Cloud Email Security filters messages, senders, links, attachments, spoofing attempts, malware, and policy violations while providing continuity, reporting, security updates, and operational support.

Who is Managed Cloud Email Security designed for?

Common fits include organizations using Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, or standards-based mail services, teams facing phishing, impersonation, malicious attachment, and business-email-compromise risk, and businesses that need email filtering operated as part of a wider managed security stack.

What does Network Box USA manage?

The managed scope includes anti-spam, attachment checks, url defense, spoofing controls, and reporting. Exact responsibilities, coverage, escalation, and exclusions are confirmed during solution design.

How does Managed Cloud Email Security differ from Secure Web Gateway?

MCES evaluates email senders, messages, links, attachments, and mail flow. SWG governs browsing and web traffic when users access internet destinations.

How is Managed Cloud Email Security priced?

Pricing generally reflects protected users and domains, message environment and volume, continuity and archive requirements, integrations, reporting, and support. The proposal should state the included filtering, deployment, updates, monitoring, user tools, and operational support.

Does Managed Cloud Email Security make an organization compliant?

No single security service establishes compliance. Managed Cloud Email Security can support technical controls and evidence associated with NIST CSF, CIS Controls v8.1, CMMC, HIPAA, PCI DSS, FFIEC, GLBA, and SOC 2, but applicability, governance, policies, complete scope, remediation, and any assessment or certification remain the organization’s responsibility.

Security stack review

See where Managed Cloud Email Security belongs in your environment.

Start with your current controls, operating constraints, and the risks you most need to reduce.

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