Cambrient vs.
Microsoft Defender, evolved.
Defender is a solid baseline. It is included with M365, passes compliance audits, and catches known threats. But modern phishing is designed to exploit its limits. Defender does not follow links.
Safe Links rewrites the URL. It doesn't follow the chain.
Microsoft's Safe Links checks the reputation of the first URL. Modern phishing routes through 2 to 5 intermediate clean domains before landing on the credential harvester. The first hop always looks legitimate. Defender never looks past it. Cambrient's agents follow every hop, render every page, and evaluate content at each step.
Watch the redirect chain unravel.
Run the simulation to watch Cambrient follow a redirect chain that Defender delivers cleanly.
Where Defender falls short, and where it doesn't.
Multi-hop redirect chain attack
A phishing email routes through bit.ly, then Firebase, then a fake ADP login. Defender rewrites the bit.ly URL, checks its reputation (clean), and delivers the email. Cambrient follows all 3 hops, renders the login page, detects the credential harvester, and quarantines.