Cloud Security

A CASB is a security solution that sits between an organization's on-premise infrastructure and cloud services to provide visibility and control over data and user activity in cloud environments. It helps enforce security policies, ensures compliance, and protects against threats by monitoring and controlling access to cloud applications.

CWPPs are designed to secure cloud workloads (VMs, containers, serverless functions) by providing visibility into security posture, threat detection, and incident response across cloud environments. They protect workloads running in cloud infrastructures like AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud.

CIAM is a framework for managing the identities of customers, allowing secure and seamless access to digital services and applications. CIAM solutions enable user authentication, authorization, and self-service capabilities for customers. They often support features like social login, multi-factor authentication (MFA), and consent management.

CDLP is a set of security technologies and practices used to monitor and protect sensitive data in the cloud. CDLP solutions inspect data at rest, in use, and in transit to prevent data breaches, leakage, or unauthorized access by enforcing data protection policies.

M365 Security refers to the suite of security features and solutions within Microsoft 365 (formerly Office 365). This includes tools for identity and access management, threat protection (e.g., Defender for Office 365), data loss prevention, encryption, and compliance management. It is designed to secure Microsoft 365 applications and services.