Which Mimecast feature is specifically designed to identify suspicious URLs?

The feature specifically designed to identify suspicious URLs is Targeted Threat Protection – URL Protect. This capability focuses on scanning and analyzing URLs found within emails before they are accessed by users. It helps to mitigate the risk associated with malicious links that could lead to phishing attacks, malware downloads, or other forms of cyber threats.

When a user clicks on a URL, the service can evaluate the link in real-time, checking it against known threats and determining if it poses a danger to the recipient. This proactive approach is essential in today's threat landscape, where attackers often use URL-based tactics to compromise security.

In contrast, the other features listed serve different purposes. Email Archiving focuses on the storage and retrieval of emails for compliance and record-keeping. Data Loss Prevention aims to protect sensitive information from being inadvertently sent outside of an organization, and Impersonation Protection is concerned with identifying and blocking impersonation-based attacks. While all these features contribute to email security, they do not specifically target the identification of suspicious URLs, making Targeted Threat Protection – URL Protect the definitive answer.