Question 1

How does FileWall differ from Microsoft Defender for Office 365?

Accepted Answer

While Microsoft Defender provides excellent threat detection, FileWall focuses on proactive prevention through Content Disarm and Reconstruction (CDR). FileWall eliminates threats *before* they can execute, even in zero-day attacks, whereas Defender primarily focuses on identifying and responding to threats after they've been detected.

Question 2

What file types does FileWall support?

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FileWall supports a wide range of file types, including common office documents (Word, Excel, PowerPoint), PDFs, archives (ZIP, RAR), image files, and more. It also handles password-protected files and nested file structures.

Question 3

How easy is FileWall to deploy and manage?

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FileWall is designed for simplicity. It offers one-click deployment within the Microsoft 365 admin center and requires minimal ongoing management.  The cloud-based architecture eliminates the need for on-premises hardware or software.

Question 4

Does FileWall impact user productivity?

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FileWall is engineered to minimize impact on user experience. The TrueCDR process reconstructs files without altering their functionality, ensuring users can continue working seamlessly.

Question 5

What reporting and alerting capabilities does FileWall offer?

Accepted Answer

FileWall provides detailed reporting on blocked threats, file analysis results, and system health.  Administrators can configure alerts to be notified of critical events in real-time.

Question 6

Is FileWall compliant with industry regulations?

Accepted Answer

FileWall is designed with compliance in mind and supports organizations in meeting various industry regulations and standards related to data security and privacy.

Question 7

Can FileWall protect against threats originating from within the organization?

Accepted Answer

Yes, FileWall scans both inbound and outbound files, protecting against threats introduced by internal users, compromised accounts, or malicious insiders.

Question 8

What is Deep File Analysis (DFA) and how does it work?

Accepted Answer

Deep File Analysis (DFA) goes beyond traditional signature-based detection. It dissects files at the component level, identifying and neutralizing hidden threats embedded within complex file structures, including macros, scripts, and embedded objects.

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