Extend Your SASE DLP and ATP Policies to Email

Versa DLP and ATP for Email brings data loss and threat protection for email into your SASE platform, closing visibility gaps for faster resolution.

Dhiraj Sehgal
Senior Director,Product Marketing
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  • Published: July 7, 2026
  • Modified: July 7, 2026
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  • July 7, 2026
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Summary

See how Versa’s DLP and ATP for email brings data loss prevention and advanced threat protection into your existing SASE framework, closing the visibility gaps that standalone email tools leave.

  • Email is just the door. The real damage happens across your SaaS and web layers — and siloed tools won't see it coming.
  • Versa brings email threat protection and data loss prevention into the same platform already securing your network, web, SaaS, and AI workloads.
  • One policy framework. Consistent enforcement across email, web, SaaS, and AI — no rebuilding rules, no gaps between tools.
  • Multi-AV engines and AI/ML analysis inspect every attachment and URL before it reaches the inbox — not after.
  • When email, network, web, and SaaS activity all feed the same telemetry stream, security teams see the full attack chain — not just where it started.

Email remains one of the common entry points for both cyberattacks and accidental data loss. But focusing solely on the inbox misses the bigger picture.

Consider a modern attack pattern: a phishing link bypasses filters and lands in an employee’s inbox. The user clicks it, their corporate credentials are stolen on a spoofed landing page, and within hours, sensitive internal data walks out the door through a SaaS app.

In this scenario, email was just the initial doorway. The damage happened across web traffic and SaaS layers. How do you trace the chain of events? How do you connect the dot from that single click in an inbox to the data leak from your cloud app?

Organizations need security that covers both what comes in (threats) and what goes out (sensitive data). With modern, multi-vector attacks, you need to connect email activity to the rest of your environment to catch what siloed tools miss.

To solve this, with Versa’s DLP and ATP for Email, we’ve brought advanced threat protection and data loss prevention directly into the same platform that already secures your network, web, SaaS traffic, and AI workloads.

The platform advantage

Threats that start in the inbox and move across your environment can go undetected simply because no single tool has the full picture.

Versa DLP and ATP for Email closes that gap. Built directly into the VersaONE Universal SASE Platform, it gives security and compliance teams a comprehensive view across email, SD-WAN, general network traffic, SaaS apps, web, and AI workloads, all in a single dashboard.  

This unified approach brings several distinct advantages:

  • Consistent policies: The SASE policies rules that govern your extended environment now extend to email. There are no inconsistencies in how security rules are applied across the organization, and you don’t have to rebuild compliance frameworks across multiple vendor tools.
  • Centralized analytics: One dashboard surfaces email threats and DLP violations alongside activity across the rest of your environment. This makes it significantly easier to detect broader patterns, investigate incidents, and respond faster.
  • No additional operational overhead: Since email protection is an integrated part of the SASE platform, there is no separate product to procure, integrate, deploy, or maintain.

This unified visibility translates into two capabilities dedicated email tools can struggle to deliver together as a whole: keeping sensitive data from leaving your organization and stopping threats before they cause damage beyond the inbox.

Keep sensitive data from leaving your organization

Whether it is an intentional insider action or an employee accidentally hitting “reply all” with a sensitive attachment, email is one of the easiest ways corporate data leaks out.

Versa DLP for Email applies Data Loss Prevention (DLP) inspection policies to both inbound and outbound emails, scanning the message body, headers, and attachments for sensitive content. When a violation is detected, security teams have a full range of enforcement options: redact or tokenize sensitive content inline, encrypt attachments, quarantine messages, or place them on legal hold. These actions happen automatically based on policy, so legitimate communication continues without interruption.

Screenshot of an email with a CAUTION note about an external-origin attachment: [Encrypted] CCPA 1.pptx.enc attached to a message from sender to recipient (not opening links).

Figure 1. Sensitive attachments can be encrypted based on policy.

Email screenshot showing an attachment quarantined by policy with a notice: 'This file has been quarantined due to a security policy violation. Please contact your system administrator for further assistance.'

Figure 2. Attachments can also be quarantined or placed in legal hold.

Versa uses single-source DLP policies that are configured and managed within the VersaONE dashboard, so a uniform policy framework is consistently applied and enforced across every channel. Sensitive data stays protected across all channels: web, SaaS, AI tools, and now email.  

Stop threats before they reach users

Versa ATP for Email prevents email-based threats from reaching inboxes and gaining access to users and networks. Leveraging Versa Advanced Threat Protection (ATP), it uses a five-stage sandbox powered by multi-AV engines and AI/ML analysis to inspect email attachments and URLs at the time of delivery, blocking malicious content before it reaches the user. Risky URLs can be rewritten or redirected to Remote Browser Isolation, and quarantine actions ensure suspicious files are preserved for investigation without disrupting the rest of the email.

Outlook window showing a blocked email notice: 'The email with above subject has been BLOCKED per enterprise security policy. Contact domain administrator for further details.'

Figure 3. Emails with malicious links or attachments can be blocked.

Email screenshot with an orange caution banner warning about external emails, a suspicious URL, and quick reply options.

Figure 4. Suspicious or malicious URLs can be redacted so users can still see the rest of the email content.

Email screenshot with a red caution banner about external origin, showing two URLs and action buttons (Reply/Forward).

Figure 5. Suspicious URLs can be redirected to Versa RBI so users can open them in a safe, sandboxed environment.

Siloed email tools can spot the initial delivery, but they lack visibility into the rest of the attack chain. Versa ATP for Email is integrated with the VersaONE Universal SASE Platform for comprehensive visibility and correlation of email-based threats with activity across the rest of the environment. When a suspicious attachment triggers a sandbox alert, that signal is part of the same telemetry stream as your web, network, and SaaS activity, giving security teams a complete view of the attack, not just the entry point.

When data loss prevention and threat protection are enforced through unified global policies, monitored in a single dashboard, and correlated with network and broader environment telemetry, security teams can detect more, respond faster, and manage less.

Versa DLP and ATP for Email brings email inspection into your existing SASE framework. No new vendor, no extra overhead, no security gaps. The platform you already use to secure your network, web traffic, and SaaS apps now secures your email too.

Ready to see it in action? Explore the walkthrough.

Learn how Versa DLP and Versa ATP protect sensitive data and prevent threats across your entire environment.

Dhiraj Sehgal

By Dhiraj Sehgal

Senior Director,
Product Marketing

FAQs

Versa DLP and ATP for Email brings data loss prevention and advanced threat protection to email. It's built directly into the VersaONE Universal SASE Platform, giving security teams unified visibility and faster correlation across network, web, SaaS, and AI activity.

Versa ATP for Email uses Versa Advanced Threat Protection (ATP) policies to inspect every attachment and URL at the time of delivery. It uses a five-stage sandbox with multi-AV engines and AI/ML analysis to detect threats. Malicious content is blocked, risky links can be rewritten or redirected to Remote Browser Isolation (RBI), or blocked outright, and suspicious files are quarantined for investigation without disrupting the rest of the email flow.

Yes. Versa DLP for Email applies Data Loss Prevention (DLP) policies to both inbound and outbound emails, scanning message bodies, headers, and attachments for sensitive content. When a violation is detected, enforcement actions (redact, tokenize, encrypt, quarantine, or legal hold) are applied automatically based on policy, so legitimate communication continues uninterrupted.

No. DLP and ATP for Email is built into the VersaONE Universal SASE Platform. There's no separate product to procure, integrate, or maintain. Organizations that already use VersaONE can extend the same security policies and dashboard to cover email without adding operational overhead or a new vendor.

Versa uses a single-source DLP policy framework configured and managed within the VersaONE dashboard. The same policy rules that govern web traffic, SaaS apps, and AI workloads automatically extend to email, eliminating the inconsistencies that arise when separate tools each enforce their own policy sets.

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