Every Email Link.
Isolated Before
Anyone Clicks It.
CyberCheck360 automatically rewrites every link in every email your organisation receives and opens each one inside a fully isolated cloud browser. No malware, no credential harvesting, no multi-stage attack chain ever touches your device or network.
Unlike Microsoft SafeLinks which checks reputation and then opens links locally CyberCheck360 contains the entire attack inside a sandboxed session. The threat executes in our cloud. Your endpoints never see it.
An email arrives containing a suspicious link. CyberCheck360 rewrites it automatically at delivery — before anyone clicks.
User clicks the rewritten link →
Every Link in Every Email, Intercepted Before the Click.
Email link rewriting is a security technique that replaces every URL inside an email with a proxy URL before it reaches the recipient's inbox. When a user clicks a rewritten link, the proxy intercepts the request, analyses the destination, and decides how to open it safely.
An email containing one or more URLs lands in your inbox. The links could be legitimate or malicious your filter may not know yet.
At delivery, CyberCheck360 replaces every link with a cc360.link proxy URL. The email looks identical to the user.
The user clicks the link. Our proxy intercepts in milliseconds. The destination URL is analysed for age, reputation, and live behaviour.
The link is opened inside a disposable cloud browser. Whatever executes stays in the container. Your device is never involved.
SafeLinks Checks Reputation. We Contain the Threat.
Microsoft SafeLinks rewrites links and checks their reputation against a database then opens them in your local browser. If the reputation is unknown or the domain changes behaviour after delivery, your device is exposed. CyberCheck360 never opens anything locally: the full session runs in our cloud, keeping all threats contained.
| Feature | Microsoft SafeLinks | CyberCheck360 |
|---|---|---|
| Link scanning approach | Reputation check only | Full interactive sandbox execution |
| Opens link in local browser? | Yes, after reputation check | No, opens in isolated cloud browser |
| Zero-day / unknown domain protection | Limited, no reputation data available | Full isolation regardless of reputation |
| Multi-stage attack (link-in-link) | ❌ Only first link checked | ✅ Every click inside the session isolated |
| Link inside a file / attachment | ❌ Not inspected inside files | ✅ File opened in sandbox; links inspected |
| Post-delivery link mutation | ❌ Re-scan not always triggered | ✅ Live execution catches mutated payloads |
| Malware executes on your device | ⚠️ Possible if link passes check | ✅ Impossible execution is cloud-contained |
| Credential harvesting risk | ⚠️ User sees real page on device | ✅ Page rendered in cloud only |
| Admin visibility & local access workflow | Basic click tracking | Full verdict log, whitelist & approval flow |
One Link Checked. The Attack Lives Inside.
Sophisticated attackers know that SafeLinks checks the first URL. So they bury the real malicious payload one or two steps deeper — inside a landing page, an attached PDF, or a Google Docs redirect. SafeLinks never reaches it. CyberCheck360 isolates every interaction in the session.
Every Attack Type That Bypasses Email Filters
Reputation-based scanning misses anything with an unknown or clean reputation. Isolation catches everything — because we don't guess. We contain.
Fake login pages that harvest usernames and passwords. Often freshly registered domains with clean reputations that SafeLinks passes.
Link appears safe at delivery but the destination changes after scanning. CyberCheck360 executes the live version in isolation.
PDFs, Word docs and Excel files containing embedded URLs. SafeLinks does not inspect inside files. Our sandbox opens the file and inspects all links.
Attackers use legitimate redirect services (Google, Bit.ly) to hide the real destination. We follow every hop in isolation.
Pages that silently download and execute malware on browser load. Execution happens in our container your device never sees it.
Links that appear to come from trusted internal senders but lead to external phishing pages. Domain age and sender analysis flags them.
No Hardware. No Agents. Live in Minutes.
CyberCheck360 is a fully managed cloud service. Deployment is entirely from the admin console no changes to endpoints, no firewall rules, no infrastructure provisioning.
Integrate CyberCheck360 with Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace from the admin console. No agents or endpoint changes required.
From the moment of activation, every incoming email link is automatically rewritten. Users notice nothing different.
Set per-user or org-wide policies. Add trusted domains to the whitelist. Configure local-access approval workflows.
Every link clicked, every verdict, every sandbox session and every local-access request visible in real time. Export reports at any time.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about how CyberCheck360 Link Rewriting works, what we store, and how to get started. Not here? Talk to us.
Email link rewriting replaces every URL in incoming emails with a proxy URL managed by CyberCheck360. When a user clicks the link, our proxy intercepts the request and opens the destination inside a fully isolated cloud browser so malware, credential harvesters and exploits execute in our container, not on your device.
Microsoft SafeLinks checks the reputation of a link and then opens it locally on your device. CyberCheck360 opens every link in an isolated cloud browser regardless of reputation. This means zero-day links, unknown domains, and multi-stage attacks are all contained SafeLinks can only protect against threats it already knows about.
SafeLinks only inspects the first URL. If the landing page contains another malicious link or redirects to one, SafeLinks is not watching. CyberCheck360 isolates the entire browser session — every click, every redirect, every page load inside the session runs in our cloud container and never reaches your device.
Yes. Admins can add trusted domains to the whitelist links from those domains open directly without the isolation warning screen. Users can also request a domain be whitelisted from the warning card, which triggers an admin approval workflow.
If a user needs to open a link locally (e.g. to access a banking portal that does not function in a sandbox), they can raise a local access request from the warning card. The IT admin receives a notification and can approve or deny. All local access events are logged in the admin dashboard.
No. CyberCheck360 is post-delivery click-time protection. It works alongside Defender, Mimecast, Proofpoint and any email gateway covering the gap that exists when a threat bypasses those filters and a user clicks a malicious link.
No hardware, no endpoint agent, no browser extension required for link rewriting. Deploy entirely from the Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace admin console. The browser extension is optional for additional context on non-email links.
When a user opens an email attachment through CyberCheck360, the file is opened inside our sandbox. Any URLs inside the file are also isolated so a malicious link embedded in a PDF never reaches the local browser.
The container is completely destroyed. Any malware that executed, any credentials entered into a phishing page, any drive-by download all of it is gone with the container. Nothing persists between sessions.
Yes. The on-demand sandbox (URL & File Sandbox) and the browser extension (Link Inspector) are free to use with no account required. Link Rewriting for organisations is a paid add-on request a demo to get pricing for your team size.
Stop Every Threat at the Click.
Your email filter stops what it recognises. CyberCheck360 isolates everything it doesn't — at the exact moment the click happens.