A cloud-based architecture that combines network and security services, offering a unified approach to protecting users, applications, and data. It delivers a variety of security controls, including secure web gateways (SWG), cloud access security brokers (CASB), and zero-trust network access (ZTNA), alongside networking capabilities like software-defined wide area network (SD-WAN).

A network security device that builds upon the traditional firewall's capabilities by adding features like deep packet inspection, application-level inspection, and intrusion prevention. Essentially, it combines the core firewall functions with more advanced security features to provide a more comprehensive protection against a wider range of threats.

A crucial component of cybersecurity that focuses on educating employees about potential threats, risks, and best practices to protect an organization's data and systems. It aims to reduce human errors and insider threats that can lead to data breaches.

A framework that ensures only authorized users have the right level of access to critical systems and data at the right time. It's a core cybersecurity practice that manages digital identities, controls access permissions, and enforces security policies to protect sensitive information from unauthorized access and breaches.

A security strategy and technology that focuses on managing and securing access to privileged accounts, which are those with elevated permissions to sensitive systems and data. PAM helps protect against unauthorized access and misuse of these accounts, which are often attractive targets for attackers.

A cybersecurity practice that focuses on managing and controlling access to sensitive resources within an organization. It involves limiting standing administrator access, providing just-in-time access to privileged roles, and monitoring privileged access to mitigate risks.

A technology that continuously monitors endpoints (devices like computers, laptops, and mobile phones) for evidence of threats and helps mitigate those threats. It helps security analysts detect and remediate threats on endpoints before they spread throughout a network. EDR solutions log behaviors on endpoints, analyze this data for suspicious activity, and can take automatic actions to contain threats.

An email security solution that filters and monitors emails both coming into and going out of an organization. It acts as a security layer between the email infrastructure and the email traffic, protecting against threats like spam, phishing, malware, and other email attacks.

Two distinct, yet interconnected, aspects of cybersecurity. Asset management involves identifying, tracking, and managing all assets (physical and digital) within an organization. Vulnerability management focuses on identifying, assessing, and mitigating security vulnerabilities within those assets.