Description
This article summarizes recently released Shield features and previews the four new Shield features releasing November 19, 2026.
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- Security Briefing: each user's summary of the mail Shield handled, where they review and decide on it.
- Blueprints: reusable settings partners assign to customer organizations.
- Radar: takes a domain from a DMARC record to enforcement, provisioned in the Mailprotector Console alongside CloudFilter or Shield.
Coming Soon
Personalization
New preferences will let you and your customers shape Shield’s behavior around the way each user works:
Risk destinations: Choose where low- and moderate-risk messages are delivered: Inbox, Junk, Deleted Items, or Jail. High-risk messages will continue to go to Jail.
Trust priority: Give a user’s Trust Network priority over moderate-risk findings while keeping high-risk messages in Jail.
New-sender destination: Choose a mailbox folder for messages from new senders.
Delete behavior: Choose whether deleting a message from Junk or the new-sender folder leaves the sender’s standing unchanged or silences them to Junk, Jail, or Trash.
The new settings will start with Shield’s current behavior. You’ll be able to manage them across customers and users with Shield Blueprints.
Noise Cancellation
Noise Cancellation helps reduce unwanted mail at the source. When enabled, silencing a sender to Junk, Jail, or Trash will also send an unsubscribe request for eligible messages that support one-click unsubscribe. Users can also unsubscribe from qualifying messages directly from their Security Briefing.
The sender must honor the request, so an unsubscribe isn’t guaranteed. If messages continue to arrive, the user’s silence preference remains in place.
Noise Cancellation will be off for existing users until they or an administrator enable it, and on by default for new users. You’ll be able to manage the setting with Blueprints.
Delegated Access
Users will be able to give a colleague, assistant, or member of your team access to their Shield account without sharing a password. Administrators can also manage delegates for users, including shared mailboxes.
Delegates sign in with their own accounts. Shield clearly identifies whose account they’re working in and records who performed each action.
X-ray Share Links
When a customer needs help with a message, they’ll be able to share a link to its X-ray view instead of forwarding it. The link provides a read-only view of the message and Shield’s analysis, and the recipient doesn’t need a Shield account.
The message owner can revoke the link when it’s no longer needed. Locked message content remains private.
These features are scheduled for November 19. Users will receive a separate announcement when they’re released.
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