Data powers your business.
It also exposes it.
This isn't about ticking compliance boxes. It's about knowing where your data goes, who's touching it, and whether that's safe.
Where it leaks, and why
People just want to get their work done. So files go over Messenger. Folders get shared on personal Google Drives. Client chat happens on WhatsApp Web. All outside company controls.
38% of mid-sized organisations experienced downtime due to misconfigured cloud settings last year; a third suffered malware or ransomware attacks as a result. Data loss and failed audits followed close behind.
None of it is malicious. It's everyday behaviour, and it creates gaps you can't afford to ignore.
The breach is rarely one big failure
It's dozens of small ones, across three doors:
- Email, the sensitive file sent to the wrong person, the invoice scam that lands
- Web, the bad link, the wrong download, the upload that shouldn't have happened
- Cloud, files spreading through personal drives and misconfigured services, without IT ever knowing
If your controls don't work together, you're only as strong as the weakest one.
Joined-up protection
Most tools handle part of the problem. TrustLayer connects the rest.
Mail scans messages and attachments in both directions and blocks risky sends before they land. Browse inspects web traffic in real time, stops uploads and downloads that break policy, and puts cloud usage, including the apps you didn't know about, under one set of rules.
One platform, so policies stay consistent. No conflicting settings. No missed steps.
Data security insights
One platform.
Four layers of control.
Tired of logging into lots of different tools that don't talk to each other? TrustLayer Platform gives you mail, web, user and SaaS security that actually works together. No patchwork, no platform fatigue.
Control and protect all user, web and cloud activity.
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