Overview
Setup
Inline
Setup
Office 365 - Area 1 as MX Record
Use cases
1 - Junk email and Area 1 Admin Quarantine
2 - Junk email and user managed quarantine
3 - Junk email and administrative quarantine
4 - User managed quarantine and administrative quarantine
5 - Junk email folder and administrative quarantine
Google Workspace - Area 1 as MX Record
Cisco - Area 1 as MX Record
Cisco - Cisco as MX record
Reference
Egress IPs
API
Setup
Gmail BCC setup
Exchange BCC setup
Office 365 journaling setup
Office 365 Graph API setup
Email Retro Scan
Account setup
Manage account members
Escalation contacts
Manage parent permissions
SSO integration
Generic SSO guide
Okta guide
Azure guide
Cloudflare Access for SaaS
Permissions
Email configuration
Domains and routing
Domains
Alert Webhooks
Partner Domains TLS
Email policies
Text add-ons
Link actions
Allow and block lists
Allowed patterns
Trusted domains
Block lists
Enhanced detections
Business email compromise (BEC)
Office 365 directory integration
Google Workspaces directory integration
Added Detections
Retract settings
Gmail retraction
Office 365 retraction
Phish submissions
KnowBe4
Microsoft Report Message (not compatible)
PhishNet for Google Workspace
PhishNet for Office 365
Admin Quarantine
Reporting
Search
Available parameters
Phish reports
SIEM integration
KnowBe4
LogScale
Splunk
Sumo Logic
Audit Logs
Statistics overview
Types of malicious detections
API
Service accounts
Channel and Alliance Partners
Reference
How we detect phish
Dispositions and attributes
Timestamps
MS Office 365 GCC
Cloudflare SSO
Language support
Glossary

Cloudflare SSO

You can use your Cloudflare account as the single sign-on (SSO) authentication scheme to log in to the Area 1 dashboard:

Log in to the Area 1 dashboard.
Select Sign in with Cloudflare. You will be redirected to your Cloudflare account to log in.
Select Allow to allow Area 1 to make changes to your Cloudflare account. You will be redirected to Area 1 dashboard.
Enter your Area 1’s email address to log in.

You can now use your Cloudflare account as a single sign-on authentication scheme to log in to Area 1. The next time you access the Area 1 dashboard, just select Sign in with Cloudflare to log in.