CyberGraph 2.0 - CyberGraph 1.0 and 2.0 Platform Differences

This article provides platform differences between CyberGraph 1.0 and 2.0.

Platform Differences:

The focus of the below table is on significant functionality differences, not minor visual differences.

Functionality area	CyberGraph 1	CyberGraph2	Comments
End User Email Reporting: SSO/SAML	Enabled.	Simplified “Login-less” replaces “Magic Links” (see later item below); SSO can be configured within CyberGraph Settings.	See Knowledge Base for SSO Configuration Details HERE.
Tracker  Identification	Enabled.	Re-implemented Tracker with similar features. Search and export added. “Recon Blocked” map feature discontinued.	See Knowledge Base for Tracker Details HERE.
Misaddressed Email Protection (MEP)	Available globally, excluding the US.	Available globally.	US customers will receive MEP upon the 2.0 upgrade. See Knowledge Base for MEP Details HERE.
Misaddressed Email Protection (MEP) hold	User-released MEP emails -> future emails to the recipient no longer trigger MEP check.	Released email still generates a hold until MEP establishes “Strong Communication”.	It may result in more subsequent and desired holds than v1. See Knowledge Base for MEP details HERE.
Federated Account Administration(FAA) Support	Limited FAA for all except the US. No AAA support.	FAA Available globally	See Knowledge Base for FAA Details HERE.
Banner – Rules (Removed)	Rules removed include: Marketing and Sales Spam. BlocklistedIP.	Rules removed include: Marketing and Sales Spam. BlocklistedIP.	Rules are not effective and are redundant with Cloud Gateway processing.
Banner - Red Banners (Behavior)	Reporting by a single user updates all banners in the grid to red for the applicable email.	Reporting only impacts specific users until Mimecast Security Analysts confirm the status of the email, then will apply to all grid users.	See the Knowledge Base article for Banner Behavior HERE.
Banner – Rules (Behavior)	“No-Reply” addresses get “You’ve never replied” banner.	Rule no longer applies to most common “no-reply” addresses.	See the Knowledge Base article for Banner Rules HERE.
Banner – Rule Evaluation	Rule evaluation is sequenced and grouped - therefore, not all rules are evaluated.	All Rules evaluated through parallel processing.	Note: More Rule evaluation may lead to more Rules being displayed within banners.
Banner – Rule Evaluation	Rules evaluation based on sender Header or Envelope Address.	Evaluation based on Header Address.	Bulk emails that reuse user name with multiple email addresses can repeatedly trigger '1st mail' rules. Rule evaluation using Header address has been shown to reduce these instances.
Banner – Content (Behavior)	All applicable Rules are listed within the displayed banner.	All rules are listed unless a "blocklist " rule applies, in which case only a blocklist will be listed.	"Blocklist" rules take precedence.
Banner – End User Reporting	The user can report an email at any time.	The user has 90 days to report the email.	Note: after 90 days, the user will get the error message if attempting to report the message.
Banner – Reporting Method	"Magic Link" reporting	Renamed to "login-less".	See the Knowledge Base article for End User Experience HERE.
Banner – Reporting Setting	Can disable user email reporting (Dynamic banners only)	Can disable user email reporting for Dynamic and Text Banners.	See the Knowledge Base article for Policy Configuration HERE.
Banner – Dynamic Behavior	The Banner is Reassessed each time it is opened, or, after 3 Days.	Efficiency: Banner Updates Only if Blocklist or Safe Analysis changes.	Upon subsequent viewing, v2.0 Checks for Changes in the Sender/Recipient Relationship If marked as SAFE, the banner is hidden. If marked as DANGEROUS, the "blocklist" (red) banner is displayed. Otherwise, the original banner is shown.
Administrator emailed Reports  (Tracker and Dynamic Banner User Reported Messages)	Sender: [e-mail]	By Region:  [e-mail] [e-mail] [e-mail] [e-mail] [e-mail] [e-mail] [e-mail]	In case customers need to update their settings to ensure our emails are not held or marked as dangerous or spam.
Administration	N/A	Minor visual and navigational changes.
Administration	The More Services menu in the Mimecast Administration Console will display "CyberGraph".	The More Services menu in the Mimecast Administration Console will display "CyberGraph 2.0".	Check to confirm which version ID is configured.
Administration – Safelist/Triggered Domains		Safelist/Triggered Domains configuration moved to Settings.
Administration – Account Details	The Account Information Section included within CyberGraph.	The Account Information is consolidated within the Cloud Gateway Dashboard.	De-duplication of data.
Administration – Activity Log	Activity Logs include CyberGraph access.	CyberGraph Access is removed from Activity Logs.	Access logging is consolidated within Audit Logs in Cloud Gateway.
Administration – Configuration Updates	Outlook – Trusted Sites SSO configuration is performed by Mimecast Support.	Outlook – Trusted Sites Updated SSO configuration can be performed by an Administrator without Mimecast Support.	See the Knowledge Base articles for Trusted Sites and SSO.
Data Retention	Dashboard data – 90 days displayed Social Graph history – indefinite Activity logs – indefinite.	Dashboard data – unchanged Social Graph history – 1 year + 1 day displayed Activity logs – (same as Social Graph)	Data retention impacts what data is available to dashboards and whether a very old/rare contact will be reviewed as "new", improving data behaviors.