Given the vast amount of today’s data uploaded to and generated by cloud services, as well as the multitude of applications and devices accessing this data, the risk of data loss is significant. We help clients to identify, classify, and protect the most sensitive data implementing the most appropriate prevention practices and tools.

IAM services ensure adherence to the principle of least privilege, allowing users to access and perform actions within cloud resources that align with their designated roles or functions. For example, an business user should not have the capability to create instances or delete snapshots. IAM services enforce such policies by enabling system administrators to create permission policies and associate them with users or user groups.

Users are often the weakest link in the security chain, making them prime targets for cyberattacks. Email, being widely used by most users, becomes a common medium for malware attacks such as phishing, trojans, and ransomware, which can compromise the cloud environment and place significant risk on the business. Employing robust email security services can mitigate these threats by detecting malware attachments or web links within emails.

The increased usage of cloud services potentially expands attack exposure and thus poses additional challenges for IT administrators. Users access cloud services from various locations, including offices, homes, cars, stores and more. Web security solutions, positioned between users and the internet, provide administrators the means to secure these connections and safeguard against varying cyber threats.

Intrusion detection solutions monitor network traffic, both inbound and outbound, to identify suspicious activities and potential threats. These solutions typically employ pattern recognition mechanisms to identify specific signatures and behaviors. By detecting threats early and preventing exploitation of vulnerabilities, businesses can thwart threat actors from establishing a foothold in the targeted system.

A firewall protection service acts as a security guard for computer networks, shielding them from unauthorized access and potential threats. Firewall functionality includes examination of incoming and outgoing network traffic and application of defined rules to determine whether to allow or block access and data packets. By effectively filtering and monitoring network communications, a firewall supports the prevention of unauthorized access attempts, malware infections, and other malicious activities.