Most businesses run on Microsoft 365 and other cloud apps. So do most modern attacks. A compromised cloud account gives an attacker access to your email, files, and client data — all without ever touching your network. We watch for it and act the moment something looks wrong.
A few years ago, attackers needed to get inside your network. Today, all they need is a compromised Microsoft 365 account — and everything is accessible from anywhere in the world. The attack happens entirely in the cloud. Your firewall never sees it.
The protections built into Microsoft 365 are powerful — but complex to configure, and most businesses only use a fraction of what's available. We actively monitor your cloud environment and tune those controls so they actually work the way they're supposed to.
Why backup alone isn't enough here: Microsoft 365 Backup recovers data after an incident; SaaS protection prevents the incident in the first place. They're complementary controls — a business needs both, addressing different stages of the same risk.
Constant monitoring of who's signing in, from where, and what they're doing — with automated response when something doesn't look right.
Sign-ins from unexpected locations, unfamiliar devices, or unusual patterns flagged immediately. Compromised accounts surface fast.
Smart access controls that add the right level of security in the right circumstances — without locking your team out unnecessarily.
Third-party apps that your staff have connected to your Microsoft 365 — including harmful ones disguised as useful tools — found and reviewed.
Large downloads, hidden forwarding rules, sudden permission changes — the signs that something is about to go seriously wrong, caught early.
Cloud apps your team has started using without IT knowing — where your business data might be ending up in unmanaged, unsecured tools.
When a compromise is confirmed, we act immediately — revoking access, resetting authentication, removing hidden rules. In minutes.
Where attackers focus has changed significantly. The highest-value information — executive communications, financial data, client records — increasingly lives entirely in cloud apps. A compromised Microsoft 365 account gives an attacker everything. Email. Files. Client data. The ability to impersonate staff. All without ever touching your network.
Protecting your cloud identity is now as fundamental as protecting your network was ten years ago. SaaS protection is how you make sure those defences are actually working — not just switched on and forgotten.resent on a configuration page.
Get active SaaS protection across Microsoft 365 and your other cloud platforms — backed by the SOC team that watches it 24/7.