Email Security companies in Australia
Browse 13 email security providers defending against phishing, spoofing and business email compromise in Australia. Compare compliance frameworks, products and technology partners.
Showing 12 of 13 companies
CompanyWhat they do
- Yellow CubeKatowice, PolandManaged Security · Detection & Response +12 more

- KNKnowBe4Clearwater, United StatesSecurity Awareness · Email Security +3 more
- DTDreamlab TechnologiesBern, SwitzerlandThreat Intelligence · Detection & Response +9 more
- OPSWATTampa, United StatesNetwork Security · Endpoint Security +7 more
- DTDreamlab TechnologiesBern, SwitzerlandThreat Intelligence · Managed Security +8 more
- CanIPhishPeregian Beach, AustraliaSecurity Awareness · Email Security

- Corvit SystemsLahore, PakistanManaged Security · Detection & Response +11 more

- LMNTRIXNorth Sydney, AustraliaManaged Security · Detection & Response +12 more

- MimecastLondon, United KingdomEmail Security · Data Protection +5 more
- ZSZscalerSan Jose, United StatesNetwork Security · Cloud Security +9 more
- TerraeagleThe Hague, NetherlandsManaged Security · Detection & Response +14 more

- Futurism SecurityPune, IndiaManaged Security · Detection & Response +14 more

Email Security companies in Australia at a glance
Of the 13 Email Security companies in Australia, the most common security domains are Detection & Response (92%), Network Security (77%) and Threat Intelligence (77%).
Security domains
- Detection & Response92%
- Network Security77%
- Threat Intelligence77%
- Managed Security62%
- Endpoint Security62%
Offering types
- Software92%
- Professional Services77%
- Managed Services69%
- Consulting54%
- Training54%
Customer segments
- Enterprise100%
- Public Sector62%
- SMB54%
- Critical Infrastructure54%
Compliance frameworks
- GDPR31%
- HIPAA23%
- ISO 2700123%
- NIS215%
- PCI DSS15%
Top cities
- Bern15%
Size
- 201-500 employees8%
- 1001-5000 employees31%
- 5000+ employees31%
Key facts
- 46% run a 24/7 SOC
- 92% name their products
- 77% name technology partners
Figures from all 13 companies, as published on their own websites. Shares count only what a profile states, so they are a floor rather than a census.