CyberCheck360 + Microsoft Defender
Better Together
CyberCheck360 is designed to complement Microsoft Defender, not replace it. Where Defender focuses on detection, we focus on containment and isolation when detection is uncertain.
Where Microsoft Defender Does Well
Microsoft Defender provides strong baseline protection. It blocks known threats and plays an important role in most organizations' security posture.
- Blocking known malicious links and attachments
- Filtering obvious phishing and spam
- Applying reputation based decisions before delivery
- Broad, integrated protection across Microsoft services
The Reality: For many organizations, Defender is a sensible first layer. However, modern attacks are rarely obvious at first glance.
Microsoft Defender
Baseline Detection Layer
The Gap Detection Cannot Fully Close
Link scanning in traditional tools works when threats are known. It becomes less reliable when links are new, threats activate only after interaction, or content changes after delivery.
New Links
No reputation yet
Interaction
Threats activate on click
Multi-stage
Attacks unfold in steps
Dynamic
Content changes later
CyberCheck360 Safety Layer
"What happens if this link turns out to be bad?"
- Runs in our environment, not yours
- Zero access to corporate network
- Risk stays contained
CyberCheck360 Adds Isolation Where Detection Ends
CyberCheck360 approaches link protection differently. Instead of just asking "Is this link bad", we handle the "What if".
When a link is unknown or suspicious, CyberCheck360 opens it inside an isolated safe browser. The user can interact safely, while the risk stays contained.
Isolation vs. Traditional Sandboxing
How CyberCheck360 uses sandboxing differently from Microsoft Defender.
A Better Outcome Together
Microsoft Defender
Decides what should be blocked.
CyberCheck360
Makes it safe to open the uncertain.
Using CyberCheck360 alongside Defender means adding controlled isolation where detection cannot be certain. Together, they reduce risk without slowing the business.
See the Difference in Action
The best way to understand how CyberCheck360 complements Microsoft Defender is to see the click journey in action.