Security compliance frameworks like PCI-DSS, SOC 2, and FedRAMP enable organizations to expand their operations and attract high-value customers. They establish secure workflows for processing cardholder data, building customer trust, and securing cloud workloads.

Cloud security consists of multiple security tools and policies that protect cloud-based infrastructure and applications. These security measures protect the organization’s data from a variety of threats, including distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks, malicious insiders, and malware attacks.

Penetration testing—also known as pentesting or ethical hacking—is a simulated cyberattack that checks your organization’s security controls and policies against real-world attack tactics. It is an important requirement for PCI-DSS, FedRAMP, and many other regulatory compliance frameworks.

Extended Detection and Response (XDR) takes a successful approach to endpoint security and expands it to cover a much wider range of network assets. It provides comprehensive protection against a wide range of cyberattacks and unauthorized activities. XDR technology is part of a natural progression of capabilities that begins with Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR). Where EDR provides holistic protection for endpoint devices, XDR delivers broader capabilities that cover entire networks, cloud environments, and applications.

Vulnerability management is vital for addressing complex security challenges and achieving compliance. Having a structured vulnerability management program enables your security team to systematically find and address vulnerabilities as they develop.

Vulnerability management is the process of identifying, analyzing, and managing cyber vulnerabilities across your organization’s IT environment. It allows security teams to close security gaps and prioritize high-severity threats while minimizing their exposure to security risks.