OEMS Comprehensive FAQ

Our key areas of IT Protect Security Solutions are structured across the following pillars:

Perimeter Security

1. What solutions does CloudSpace offer for Perimeter Security?

   Perimeter Security identifies external threats targeting system entry points. It includes:

   • DDoS Prevention: Shields networks from traffic floods to ensure availability.
   • Perimeter Firewall: Controls traffic entering and exiting the network perimeter.
   • IDS/IPS (Intrusion Detection/Prevention System): Detects and blocks suspicious network activity in real-time. Detection/Prevention System): Detects and blocks suspicious network activity in real-time.



2. Which partners does CloudSpace collaborate with for Perimeter Security?

   CloudSpace partners include Cloudflare, Fortinet, Check Point, Netscout, and Cisco.

Network Security

1. What does Network Security entail?

   Network Security focuses on securing networks to prevent unauthorized access, data theft, or attacks. Key offerings include:

   • Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA): Enables secure access based on identity and context.
   • Micro-Segmentation: Limits lateral movements by isolating workloads and segments.
   • Network Access Control (NAC): Restricts device access based on compliance and identity.
   • Next-Gen Firewalls: Provides deep traffic inspection with application, user, and threat intelligence.
   • Email Security: Protects against phishing, malware, and data leaks in email communication.
   • Firewall Analyzer: Offers visibility and optimization for firewall rule sets and performance.
   • Security Infrastructure Automation: Automates backup, configuration, and compliance tasks to ensure secure and resilient network operations.



2. Who are CloudSpace's partners for Network Security?

   CloudSpace partners for Network Security solutions. include Palo Alto, Fortinet, Check Point, Illumio, Akamai, Backbox, and Algosec

Endpoint Security

1. What is covered under Endpoint Security?

   Endpoint Security protects individual devices from malware, breaches, and unauthorized access remotely. It includes:

   • Endpoint Protection Platform (EPP): Provides antivirus, anti-malware, and policy control.
   • Endpoint Detection & Response (EDR): Detects and investigates endpoint threats with real-time response.
   • Patch Management: Ensures systems stay secure through timely software updates.
   • Unified Endpoint Management: Centralizes control across desktops, mobile, and IoT.
   • Mobile Threat Defense: Protects Smartphones and Tablets from mobile-specific threats.



2. Which vendors does CloudSpace partner with for Endpoint Security?

   CloudSpace partners include CrowdStrike, Fortinet, SentinelOne, Trend Micro, Vicarious, and Ivanti

Application Security

1. How does CloudSpace address Application Security?

   Application Security focuses on protecting software applications from threats, vulnerabilities, and unauthorized access. This includes:

   • API Security API Security: Secures APIs from abuse, attacks, and unauthorized access.
   • Web Application Firewall (WAF): Shields web apps from OWASP Top 10 threats.
   • Static Application Security Testing (SAST): Scans source code for vulnerabilities early in development.
   • Dynamic Application Security Testing (DAST): Tests running applications for runtime flaws.
   • Interactive Application Security Testing (IAST): Combines SAST and DAST for accurate app vulnerability detection.
   • Software Composition Analysis (SCA): Identifies risk in open-source components.
   • Mobile Application Security: Secures mobile apps against tampering, leakages, and attacks.



2. Which vendors does CloudSpace partner with for Endpoint Security?

   CloudSpace partners include CrowdStrike, Fortinet, SentinelOne, Trend Micro, Vicarious, and Ivanti

Data Security

1. What services fall under Data Security?

   Data Security is about protecting digital information from unauthorized access, corruption, or loss. Services include:

   • Data Discovery and Classification: Locates and labels sensitive data for protection.
   • Data Masking, Tokenization & Encryption: Obscures or transforms data to prevent unauthorized access.
   • File Integrity Monitoring: Detects unauthorized file changes to prevent tampering.
   • Database Activity Monitoring: Tracks database access and actions to detect anomalies.
   • Data Loss Prevention (DLP): Prevents unauthorized sharing or leakage of sensitive data.
   • Secure File Sharing: Enables encrypted and policy-controlled file exchanges.



2. Which partners does CloudSpace work with for Data Security?

   CloudSpace partners include SISA, Imperva, Netwrix, Forcepoint, Thales, and Fortra.

Cloud Security

1. What does Cloud Security encompass?

   Cloud Security focuses on securing cloud data, applications, and infrastructure from unauthorized access. Offerings include:

   • Cloud Access Security Broker (CASB): Enforces security policies across cloud services.
   • Cloud Native Application Protection Platform (CNAPP): Secures cloud workflows from code to runtime.
   • Security Service Edge (SSE): Delivers cloud-based security for secure access and threat protection.



2. Who are CloudSpace's Cloud Security partners?

   CloudSpace partners for Cloud Security solutions include Palo Alto, Netskope, Fortinet, and Trend Micro.

User Security

1. What is User Security about?

   User Security involves training users to prevent breaches through awareness and data privacy practices. This includes:

   • Security Awareness & Training: Educates users on cyber risks and safe practices.
   • Data Privacy Awareness: Builds understanding of personal data protection responsibilities.
   • Phishing Simulation: Tests and trains users to recognize and resist phishing attacks.



2. Which partners does CloudSpace collaborate with for User Security?

   CloudSpace partners include Fortra, KnowBe4, and Fortinet.

Identity Security

1. How does CloudSpace tackle Identity Security?

   Identity Security ensures that only authorized users can access systems and data securely. Solutions include:

   • Identity & Access Management (IAM): Manages user identities and enforces access policies.
   • Privileged Access Management (PAM): Secures and monitors access to critical systems by privileged users.
   • Active Directory Security: Protects AD environments from misuse and attacks.
   • Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) & Single Sign-On (SSO): Enhances login security and simplifies access across systems.



2. Who are CloudSpace's partners for Identity Security?

   CloudSpace partners include CyberArk, One Identity, Netwrix, and Cisco.