Managed Email and Cloud Security
SECURITY AT OUR CORE
Powerful Email Security Solution With AI-Driven Threat Intelligence
Our Email security solution is an intuitive email security solution that protects your business by blocking spam, phishing, spoofing, zero-day attacks, and malware from your emails.
Office 365 Additional Protection Layer
Strengthen your Office 365 email security against malware through a defence in-depth approach.
Sandboxing
Powerful next gen sandbox solution that protects against advanced email attacks.
Persistent Phishing Protection
Our solutions prevent whaling and spear phishing by scanning all inbound emails in real time.
Cloud Security
Cloud security is a discipline of cyber security dedicated to securing cloud computing systems. This includes keeping data private and safe across online-based infrastructure, applications, and platforms. Securing these systems involves the efforts of cloud providers and the clients that use them, whether an individual, small to medium business, or enterprise uses.
Cloud providers host services on their servers through always-on internet connections. Since their business relies on customer trust, cloud security methods are used to keep client data private and safely stored. However, cloud security also partially rests in the client’s hands as well. Understanding both facets is pivotal to a healthy cloud security solution.
Cloud security is the whole bundle of technology, protocols, and best practices that protect cloud computing environments, applications running in the cloud, and data held in the cloud. Securing cloud services begins with understanding what exactly is being secured, as well as, the system aspects that must be managed.
As an overview, backend development against security vulnerabilities is largely within the hands of cloud service providers. Aside from choosing a security-conscious provider, clients must focus mostly on proper service configuration and safe use habits. Additionally, clients should be sure that any end-user hardware and networks are properly secured.
How we Achieve a Secure Cloud
We take every cloud security measure to accomplish all of the following:
Data security: is an aspect of cloud security that involves the technical end of threat prevention. Tools and technologies allow providers and clients to insert barriers between the access and visibility of sensitive data. Among these, encryption is one of the most powerful tools available. Encryption scrambles your data so that it’s only readable by someone who has the encryption key. If your data is lost or stolen, it will be effectively unreadable and meaningless. Data transit protections like virtual private networks (VPNs) are also emphasised in cloud networks.
Identity and access management (IAM): pertains to the accessibility privileges offered to user accounts. Managing authentication and authorisation of user accounts also apply here. Access controls are pivotal to restrict users — both legitimate and malicious — from entering and compromising sensitive data and systems. Password management, multi-factor authentication, and other methods fall in the scope of IAM.
Governance: focuses on policies for threat prevention, detection, and mitigation. With SMB and enterprises, aspects like threat intel can help with tracking and prioritising threats to keep essential systems guarded carefully. However, even individual cloud clients could benefit from valuing safe user behaviour policies and training. These apply mostly in organisational environments, but rules for safe use and response to threats can be helpful to any user.
Data retention (DR) and business continuity (BC): planning involve technical disaster recovery measures in case of data loss. Central to any DR and BC plan are methods for data redundancy such as backups. Additionally, having technical systems for ensuring uninterrupted operations can help. Frameworks for testing the validity of backups and detailed employee recovery instructions are just as valuable for a thorough BC plan.
Legal compliance: revolves around protecting user privacy as set by legislative bodies. Governments have taken up the importance of protecting private user information from being exploited for profit. As such, organizations must follow regulations to abide by these policies. One approach is the use of data masking, which obscures identity within data via encryption methods.
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