Protection
Empowering businesses to combat cyber threats with cutting-edge protection.
Your Shield Against Digital Threats
In an era where cyber threats evolve daily, SafeTrust offers comprehensive protection to shield your business’s digital assets. Experience unparalleled email and cloud data security, endpoint protection, and more.
Email Security:Your First Line of Defense
In an era where cyber threats evolve daily, SafeTrust offers comprehensive protection to shield your business’s digital assets. Experience unparalleled email and cloud data security, endpoint protection, and more.
Phishing
Hackers use phishing to trick people into giving away sensitive information, such as passwords
or credit card details, by posing as a trustworthy entity or person.
Spear Phishing
Hackers use this targeted form of phishing to gather information about businesses to draft
personalized and convincing messages that are more likely to succeed.
Ransomware
This malware encrypts a victim's files or data and demands payment in exchange for the
decryption key, often causing significant damage to businesses.
Spoofing
Hackers disguise themselves as someone's identity to gain unauthorized access to private files.
Spam
Unsolicited and unwanted messages, often sent in bulk, that can include advertisements,
scams, or malware.
Social Engineering
Social engineering involves manipulating people into revealing confidential information. It
exploits human trust to gain unauthorized access to data or systems.
Malware
Malware is any program or code designed to harm or exploit computer systems, including
viruses, worms, Trojans, and other types of malicious software.
Cloud Data Protection: Securing the Cloud
As more and more businesses are shifting to cloud-based applications, cybercriminals are also adapting their tactics to exploit the vulnerabilities that exist in these environments.
Account Hijacking
Unauthorized access to confidential company data end systems can occur in the cloud due to
weak security measures, poor configurations, or lack of MFA.
Data Exposure
The ease of cloud collaboration also increases the likelihood of data-at-rest exposure through
intentional or unintentional data sharing.
Misconfiguration
Risky configurations in essential cloud apps can reduce the cloud security posture and lead to
avoidable breaches.
Third-Party Risks
Using third-party applications or services can add vulnerabilities to cloud data if these services
are not secured or the third-party provider suffers a security breach.
Excessive Permissions
Granting cloud access permissions often disregard the principles of least privilege, resulting in
excessive authority and increased risk.
Targeted Attacks
Once threat actors gain access to a cloud environment, there is little to stop them from
exfiltrating data or manipulating their way through other systems.
Inactive Users
Expired, suspended, and inactive guest users can leave a cloud environment at risk as these
users can have any level of permission and go unmanaged.
Endpoint Protection: Guarding Every Device
A device threat can compromise the security of an electronic device and lead to negative
consequences such as data breaches, financial losses, or identity theft.
Virus Attack
A virus can typically replicate itself and spread its malicious processes to other computers in
order to corrupt, steal or delete files.
File & Fileless Malware
Malware downloaded from email attachments or websites, also embedded in legitimate
software, damages computers and servers.
Ransomware
Ransomware extorts money by encrypting files on a device or in the cloud and demanding a
ransom for the decryption key to avoid data loss.
Spyware & Keyloggers
These are designed to spy on your computer activities and/or record exactly
what is typed (ex. passwords) on a keyboard.
Advanced Threats
APTs are complex techniques that infiltrate systems without detection to disrupt operations or steal classified data without leaving any trace of their actions.
Trojan Horse
It is a disguised as legitimate code or software patches that deliver malware to steal
data, disrupt services, or create backdoors.
Adware and PUPs
PUPs and adware are bundled with other software to forcefully install themselves on a device,
and can be disruptive in less malicious ways.
Phishing Protection: Common Threats
Phishing attacks pose a serious threat by impersonating trustworthy sources to trick individuals
into revealing private data, such as passwords or credit card information. These deceptive
practices can lead to unauthorized access and severe breaches of personal and financial
information.
Spear-Phishing
Hackers use this targeted form of phishing to gather information about businesses to draft
personalized and convincing messages that are more likely to succeed.
Email Phishing
Phishing emails, imitating trusted sources, aim to trick recipients into giving away sensitive
information by clicking on harmful links or downloading infected attachments.
Social Engineering
Hackers use this tactic to manipulate individuals into divulging confidential information or
performing actions that may not be in their best interest.
Whaling
These attacks, aimed at senior executives within businesses, seek to trick them into revealing
sensitive information or conducting major money transfers.
Employee Negligence
Security is a team sport , it's not just the responsibility of security and IT pros but requires all employees to understand the risks and how to avoid pitfalls.
Malicious Downloads
Malicious downloads from risky websites, deceptive emails, or pop-up ads, can harm a
business's system once unknowingly downloaded and opened by users.
Operational Damage
Phishing attacks can cause financial fraud, leading to legal issues, reputation damage, and loss of customer trust.