The sender challenge, and what it costs
35 Views •What it does not promise
34 Views •Why a filter in front of the inbox
32 Views •When something goes wrong
30 Views •The admin console, for the person in charge
19 Views •Who the Bouclier is for
16 Views •Signing in to the portal
16 Views •Real case: "I did not get a message"
16 Views •Real case: a supplier always lands in quarantine
16 Views •Setting the display: light or dark
15 Views •Real case: a doubtful message got through anyway
15 Views •The "My senders" screen
15 Views •The "My held messages" screen
15 Views •A message screen: release or report
12 Views •The "My report" screen and your figures
11 Views •When something goes wrong
Three situations, three reflexes
"I did not get a message I was expecting." Look at your quarantine first: nine times out of ten, it is there. The reason will tell you why. Release it, and add the sender to your allowed list if it should happen again.
"Too much still gets through." Report it from your list: every report teaches the filter something. If one particular sender keeps coming back, add them to your refused list — that is immediate and final.
"Nothing arrives at all any more." That is not the filter: that is the mail path. Open a ticket, we look straight away. Note that if our service is briefly unavailable, the servers writing to you retry for several days: the mail is not lost, it waits.
What Cybelia watches for you: that the service runs, that threat recognition signatures are up to date, and that messages are properly delivered to your mailbox. We do not read your mail — we watch that it flows.
What is kept: held messages, for the duration of your plan. Beyond that, they are deleted automatically. Release before the deadline whatever you want to keep: quarantine is a waiting room, not an archive.
To open a ticket: from your client area, support section. Tell us the sender and the approximate date, that is enough for us to find the trace.
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