Every inbox needs a control tower.

With Email Traffic Control, you decide what lands, what’s rerouted, and what never takes off.

Rules promise safety.
What they really deliver is chaos.

Rules Don't Adapt

Email moves fast. Rules stay frozen.

Rules Break

One small change can take down an entire domain.

Rules Conflict

Fixing one problem often creates two more.

Rules Multiply

Every client adds another layer to manage.

Meet the first real command center for email.

Built into Mailprotector’s Shield platform, Email Traffic Control (ETC) gives administrators a new level of control over email handling. It replaces black-and-white rule logic with flexible workflows designed for the gray areas where traditional email security breaks down.
Email Traffic Control

Intelligent Data Detectors

Built-in detectors trained to recognize entire categories of sensitive and risky messages automatically.

No-Code Workflow Builder

Point-and-click workflow builder that replaces manual rule building and maintenance with one-time decisions. 

Template Library

Ready-to-use templates for common scenarios, so MSP’s can quickly apply them across multiple client environments with ease.

Use cases

See what changes when you’re in control.

Detect PHI, PCI, or financial data in outbound email and trigger automatic protections like block, quarantine, or encrypt.

Data Loss Prevention

Automatically trust known senders, without creating dangerous allow lists or breaking zero trust.

Trusted Sender Controls

Detect password reset emails and automatically lock them to cut off lateral movement from compromised inboxes.

Account Takeover Prevention

See how ETC inside Shield gives you real control where rules fall apart.

Schedule a personalized demo to learn how intelligent detection, point-and-click workflows, and reusable templates work together to put you back in command.

Direct email behavior without manually building or tuning rules 

Apply ready-to-use protections like DLP and ATO prevention

Reuse workflows across clients for consistent control at scale