Cybersecurity challenges
Consumer data security, sorted
Personal information. Customer files. Internal documents. The more data you handle, the more attractive a target you become. And while regulations like GDPR raise the stakes, attackers are still finding the gaps — because too many defences are siloed, inconsistent or just not turned on.
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 they send files over Messenger. They share folders on personal Google Drives. They chat to clients over WhatsApp Web. All outside of company controls.
In fact, 38% of mid-sized organisations experienced downtime due to misconfigured cloud settings last year, while a third suffered malware or ransomware attacks as a result. Data loss and failed audits followed close behind.
It's not malicious, it’s just everyday behaviour. And it creates gaps you can’t afford to ignore.
Start with visibility
Most data breaches don’t happen through one big failure. They happen through dozens of small ones — across email, web and cloud.
- Email is where sensitive data gets sent to the wrong person. Or where attackers trick users into handing over logins, invoices, or customer info.
- Web is where people click bad links, download the wrong file, or upload something they shouldn’t.
- Cloud is where data spreads fast. Files get shared via personal drives, messaging apps, or misconfigured services — and IT never knows it’s happened.
If your security 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.
- TrustLayer Mail scans emails and attachments in both directions, spotting DLP triggers and blocking risky sends before they land.
- TrustLayer Browse inspects web traffic in real time, preventing uploads and downloads that break policy — even in apps you didn’t know users were running.
- TrustLayer Browse also brings visibility to cloud usage, controls how files are shared, and enforces policy on unsanctioned platforms.
And because it’s one platform, policies stay consistent — no conflicting settings, no missed steps, no excuses.
Simplify security. Strengthen your posture.
Your users don’t need more tools. They need the right ones working together.
With TrustLayer, you get a data protection strategy that works across the business, not just in one corner of it.
It’s not just about compliance. It’s about confidence.
Know your data’s secure — wherever it moves.
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