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Sublime Security is the adaptive, AI-powered cloud email security platform that combines best-in-class effectiveness with unprecedented visibility and control.

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Sublime Security
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We’re excited to announce that Sublime has raised $150M in a Series C led by @Georgian_io, joined by new investors @Avenir_Growth, @01Advisors, @jonoberheide, and @nicoleperlroth, and existing investors @IndexVentures, @IVP, @slow, and @CitiVentures. This year we launched ASA
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We have observed the abuse of legitimate Salesforce infrastructure to deliver a variety of attack types. These attacks can slip past email security solutions because of the trust given to SFDC. Learn about a few of these attacks and how Sublime detects and prevents them:
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Sublime Security
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ICS phishing is a two-pronged attack putting malicious emails in inboxes and events on calendars. Even if the email is detected, the calendar invite evades most email security solutions. Learn how Sublime prevents these attacks and remove malicious events from calendars:
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Sublime Security
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To help the broader community fight the new flood of ICS phishing, we're open-sourcing an IR playbook to purge malicious calendar events for Microsoft and Google tenants, no matter your security stack. Get early access!
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Delete malicious or unwanted calendar events. Open-source playbook for any security stack.
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Sublime Security
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How to keep pace with attackers? Join our upcoming webinar — Accelerate Email Defense Without the Black Box — and see how teams are transforming detection speed without losing visibility. 🔗 https://t.co/CPoGEnp1z0
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Sublime Security
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Excited to share we've been named to this year's #Cyber60 List, presented by @lightspeedvp, @FortuneMagazine, and @AWSstartups! It’s an honor to be included as one of the top 60 venture-backed cybersecurity companies. https://t.co/i4F3oD2TxE
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Sublime Security
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Direct Send abuse is making headlines — but it’s nothing new. Sublime detects and stops these attacks by treating all messages the same, no matter how they’re sent. Learn what Direct Send is — and why it isn’t a blind spot for Sublime: https://t.co/r48mHNzknh
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Sublime Security
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We recently detected an influx of fake Social Media Manager recruitment emails impersonating a variety of well-known brands (Red Bull, Tesla, KFC, etc.). Each message led to a malicious, spoofed Glassdoor page that harvested Facebook credentials. Learn how we detect these
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We’ve seen an increase in Google Careers phishing attacks. These attacks show a range of variation in target languages, attack domains, delivery techniques, HTML formatting evasions, as well as C2 code iteration indicating ongoing attack evolution. Learn about the attacks:
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#CybersecurityAwarenessMonth is about strengthening your defense. Get inspired by Elastic's transformation:
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Sublime Security
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What happens when you automate email attack prevention & abuse mailbox management? Just ask @Elastic. The company transformed its #EmailSecurity approach & reduced manual investigations by 96%.
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Sublime Security
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We’ve seen a spate of phishing attacks that impersonate the UK Visas & Immigration department of the UK Home Office and target visa sponsors. The data stolen in these attacks could impact individuals, organizations, or the UK itself. Learn about the attacks & detection signals:
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Sublime Security
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Security teams need transparency. Sublime’s Autonomous Detection Engineer (ADÉ) creates explainable coverage that closes email detection gaps in hours—not months.
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This #CybersecurityAwarenessMonth, see how ADÉ helps defenders catch more threats, faster:
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Sublime Security
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We've seen a rash of attacks imitating online invitations (Evite, Punchbowl, etc.) to deliver a variety of payloads via the RSVP button. Multiple types of credential phishing, multiple types of RMM malware, and we assume these attacks will keep evolving. Know how to stop it:
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Sublime Security
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Question for the #Cybersecurity professionals out there. Which of these #CyberThreats do you see most? Help us kick off #CybersecurityAwarenessMonth by voting in the poll below! 💻⚠️🔒
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