Email is the number one target for cybercriminals; protection is essential to prevent fraud, data breaches, and system compromise.

Endpoint security protects the vulnerable devices employees use every day, ensuring they don't become gateways for a total network compromise.

SaaS security manages the unique risks of cloud-based software to ensure that the customer's data and user accounts are protected, even when the software is hosted by a third party.

IAM acts as the central gatekeeper, verifying who you are (Identity) and determining what you can do (Access) to protect sensitive data from both external attackers and internal misuse.

Threat Detection is the "alarm system" of cybersecurity, continuously scanning the environment to turn subtle signs of compromise into immediate, actionable alerts for the security team.

Vulnerability and Exposure Management is the process of continuously finding and prioritizing all weaknesses in a system to remove the easy targets for attackers and reduce the overall attack surface.

OT/IoT security is critical because it extends the digital threat landscape into the physical world, where the consequences of a breach are no longer just financial, but potentially catastrophic to public safety and essential services.

Cloud Environment Protection ensures the customer's data and assets are secured in the public cloud by continuously monitoring configurations, managing access, and protecting dynamic applications, thereby covering the customer's half of the shared security responsibility.

Actionable CTI is the specific knowledge needed to close the gap between learning about a threat and taking concrete, defensive steps to mitigate it across your systems.

DLP & Privacy establishes the rules for handling sensitive data (Privacy) and uses technology to enforce those rules (DLP) to protect against accidental or intentional leaks and maintain legal compliance.