Forcepoint has been part of the enterprise cybersecurity stack for years. But it hasn’t kept pace with the way threats — or businesses — have evolved. Users have flagged issues ranging from phishing detection gaps and poor support to clunky integrations and stale UI. With performance slipping and investment shifting elsewhere, the EOL decision felt inevitable.
For those affected, this isn’t just a technical change — it’s a moment to reassess what good looks like.
Swapping out a core security system like Forcepoint isn’t a task you can rush. It affects users, operations, compliance — and confidence. But handled right, it’s also a chance to upgrade your posture and streamline your tools.
Step one is clarity. Map out your current environment, understand how Forcepoint is configured, and identify gaps or duplications. Use this window to build a stronger lifecycle plan, not just patch over what’s going away. Your replacement solution should align with your business goals, reduce complexity, and tighten protection.
Most importantly, your users can’t be left exposed. Security coverage must remain active throughout the migration — and any new solution should be up and running before the lights go out.
This isn’t about finding a like-for-like tool. It’s about choosing something that’s built for how businesses work today — cloud-native, smart, and seamless. That’s where TrustLayer Mail steps in.
TrustLayer provides inline, connector-based email security for Microsoft 365 with no MX record changes. It stops phishing, spoofing, malware, impersonation, and data loss before threats reach the inbox — without slowing users down or disrupting mail flow.
TL;DR: Forcepoint relies on legacy infrastructure and third-party integrations. TrustLayer brings everything together in one platform — without the lag.
Unlike traditional filters or sandbox-only solutions, TrustLayer uses real-time threat intelligence, behavioural analysis, and policy context to make smarter decisions at the point of risk. It works across inbound, outbound and internal email traffic — and integrates natively with TrustLayer Browse and Posture Management to stop attacks from spreading via cloud apps or misconfigured settings.
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Whether you’re a mid-sized business or scaling fast, TrustLayer is built to grow with you.
