Your Microsoft 365 Data. Backed Up. Recoverable. Protected.
Cloud-to-cloud backup and recovery for Exchange Online, SharePoint, OneDrive, and Teams. Automated backups three times daily, point-in-time recovery, immutable storage, and ransomware resilience — because Microsoft 365 doesn’t back itself up.
3x Daily
Automated Backups
99.9%
Restore Success Rate
< 15 min
Point-in-Time Recovery
Unlimited
Storage & Retention
Why SaaS Protection for M365
Four pillars that define effective M365 data protection
Automated M365 Backup
Back up Exchange Online, SharePoint, OneDrive, and Teams automatically — three times daily with unlimited storage and retention. No manual intervention, no missed backups, no data loss.
Point-in-Time Recovery
Restore emails, files, sites, and Teams messages to any point in time — from individual items to entire mailboxes, sites, or accounts. Recover from accidental deletion, ransomware, or corruption in minutes.
Ransomware Resilience
Your M365 data is stored in immutable, isolated backup storage that ransomware cannot reach. If ransomware encrypts your live data, your backups are safe and recovery is a click away.
Compliance & Visibility
Detailed backup and restore reporting, audit logs, and compliance evidence. Know what was backed up, when it was backed up, and that it can be restored — with reports for SOC 2, HIPAA, GDPR, and more.
Platform Capabilities
Eight core capabilities — click to expand each
External Asset Discovery
Continuous, automated discovery of every internet-facing asset tied to your organisation — domains, subdomains, IP addresses, cloud services, APIs, and certificates — including assets spun up by teams you did not know were provisioning them.
- Subdomain enumeration across all your registered domains
- Cloud asset discovery (AWS, Azure, GCP, SaaS, and storage buckets)
- IP address and range scanning for exposed services
- SSL/TLS certificate transparency monitoring
- Shadow IT and unsanctioned cloud service detection
Vulnerability & Exposure Detection
Every discovered asset is continuously scanned for known vulnerabilities, misconfigurations, and exposures — open ports, default credentials, expired certificates, and software running versions with known CVEs.
- CVE detection across all external-facing software and services
- Open port and service enumeration
- Expired or weak SSL/TLS certificate detection
- Default and weak credential detection
- Misconfigured cloud storage and database exposure detection
Digital Footprint Monitoring
Map your organisation's complete digital footprint—every domain, subdomain, IP, certificate, and cloud asset an attacker could use as an entry point —and keep it continuously updated as your infrastructure changes.
- Complete asset inventory with owner and criticality mapping
- Historical asset change tracking
- Certificate transparency log monitoring
- DNS record change monitoring
- Cloud service and SaaS application mapping
Credential & Leak Monitoring
Monitoring the open, deep, and dark web for leaked credentials, API keys, access tokens, and sensitive data tied to your organisation — the same data attackers use to launch account takeover and credential stuffing attacks.
- Leaked credential monitoring across breach databases
- API key and access token exposure detection
- Dark web monitoring for company mentions and data sales
- Code repository secret scanning (GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket)
- Paste site and forum monitoring for leaked data
Cloud Posture Assessment
Continuous assessment of your cloud configuration against CIS Benchmarks and cloud provider best practices — identifying public storage buckets, overly permissive IAM policies, and exposed management interfaces.
- AWS, Azure, and GCP configuration assessment
- Public S3, Blob, and GCS storage bucket detection
- IAM policy and permission over-privilege detection
- Exposed management interface detection (RDP, SSH, admin panels)
- CIS Benchmark and cloud security framework mapping
Geospatial & IP Intelligence
Geolocation and hosting intelligence for every discovered asset — identifying assets hosted in unexpected regions, on shared infrastructure with malicious neighbours, or on cloud providers you do not officially use.
- IP geolocation and hosting provider identification
- Shared infrastructure and malicious neighbour detection
- Unexpected hosting region identification
- CDN and WAF bypass detection
- Cloud provider usage mapping and anomaly detection
Change & Drift Monitoring
Continuous monitoring of your attack surface for changes — new assets appearing, existing assets disappearing, services opening or closing, and configurations drifting from secure baselines — so you know the moment your exposure changes.
- New asset appearance alerts
- Asset disappearance and decommission tracking
- Port and service opening detection
- Configuration drift from secure baselines
- Certificate issuance and expiry alerts
Reporting & Remediation Tracking
Every finding is documented with evidence, risk rating, and remediation guidance — tracked through to resolution so nothing falls through the cracks. Executive and technical reporting for boards, auditors, and insurance providers.
- Risk-rated findings with CVSS and exploitability scoring
- Step-by-step remediation guidance
- Remediation tracking through to verified resolution
- Executive summary reporting for board and stakeholder review
- Compliance evidence for cyber insurance and audit requirements
Service Tiers
Three deployment options — the right model depends on your requirements
ASM — Essentials
The essential attack surface management service. Continuous external asset discovery, vulnerability detection, and weekly reporting. Ideal for organisations that need visibility into their external attack surface without continuous monitoring overhead.
- Continuous external asset discovery (domains, subdomains, IPs)
- Weekly vulnerability and exposure scanning
- Shadow IT and unsanctioned cloud service detection
- Expired certificate and misconfiguration detection
- Weekly attack surface report
- Email alerting on critical findings
- Quarterly remediation review
Ideal for: SMBs and mid-market organisations that need to understand and monitor their external attack surface.
ASM — Professional
The recommended attack surface management service. Continuous monitoring with real-time alerting, cloud posture assessment, credential leak monitoring, and monthly reporting. The right balance of coverage and responsiveness for most organisations.
- Everything in Essentials, plus:
- 24/7 continuous monitoring with real-time alerting
- Cloud posture assessment (AWS, Azure, GCP)
- Credential and secret leak monitoring
- Dark web monitoring for exposed data
- Change and drift monitoring
- Monthly attack surface report with remediation tracking
- Risk-based prioritisation with CVSS scoring
- Dedicated security liaison and quarterly business review
Ideal for: Mid-market organisations that need continuous monitoring and real-time alerting across their external and cloud attack surface.
ASM — Enterprise
The full attack surface management service. Continuous monitoring with the fastest alerting, dedicated analyst review, custom asset grouping, threat intelligence integration, and full remediation tracking with SLA-backed response.
- Everything in Professional, plus:
- Dedicated attack surface analyst (named, not a queue)
- Custom asset grouping and business context mapping
- Threat intelligence integration with commercial feeds
- Continuous remediation tracking with SLA-backed response
- Mergers & acquisitions (M&A) attack surface assessment
- Executive reporting and board-ready metrics
- Cyber insurance and compliance evidence packs
- Tabletop exercises on attack surface scenarios (2 per year)
Ideal for: Larger organisations, regulated industries, and those undergoing M&A who need dedicated analyst coverage and comprehensive attack-surface intelligence.
When It Matters
Six scenarios where attack surface management prevents breaches that internal tools miss
Ransomware Prevention
Identify the exposed services, open ports, and unpatched vulnerabilities that ransomware operators use as initial access — closing the doors before attackers knock on them.
Shadow IT Discovery
Find the cloud services, SaaS applications, and unsanctioned infrastructure that your teams have provisioned without security review — bringing them into governance before they become a breach.
Cloud Misconfiguration
Detect public storage buckets, exposed databases, and overly permissive IAM policies in your cloud environments — the misconfigurations that cause the majority of cloud data breaches.
Credential Stuffing Prevention
Catch leaked credentials and exposed API keys before attackers use them for account takeover — the same data attackers use, delivered to you first.
M&A Due Diligence
Assess the attack surface of an acquisition target before the deal closes — understanding the cyber risk you would be inheriting before you sign.
Cyber Insurance Evidence
Provide insurers with evidence of continuous attack surface management — often reducing premiums and satisfying underwriting requirements for coverage.
Advantages & Considerations
- Advantages
- Considerations
- Continuous visibility into your entire external attack surface
- Finds unknown and shadow IT assets that internal tools miss
- Attacker perspective — you see what an attacker sees, before they exploit it
- Risk-based prioritisation focuses remediation on what matters
- Real-time alerting on new exposures reduces time-to-fix
- Cloud posture assessment catches misconfigurations before they become breaches
- Credential leak monitoring catches exposed secrets before attackers use them
- Compliance and cyber insurance evidence in one report
- No agents to deploy — purely external, non-intrusive monitoring
- Scalable to any size organisation and infrastructure footprint
- External-only perspective — does not replace internal vulnerability scanning
- Requires accurate domain and IP asset registration to avoid false positives
- Some findings require internal team action to remediate (we identify, you fix)
- Cloud posture assessment requires read-only cloud access (IAM roles)
- Full value depends on integrating remediation workflows — finding without fixing is not enough
Key Technical Points
- Essentials: weekly scanning, shadow IT detection, weekly reporting
- Enterprise: dedicated analyst, threat intelligence, M&A assessment, SLA-backed response
- Subdomain enumeration, certificate transparency, and DNS change monitoring
- Dark web and breach database monitoring for leaked credentials and secrets
- Remediation tracking through to verified resolution
- Professional: 24/7 monitoring, cloud posture, credential leaks, monthly reporting
- External-only, agentless monitoring — no internal deployment required
- Cloud posture assessment for AWS, Azure, and GCP against CIS Benchmarks
- Risk-based prioritisation using CVSS and exploitability data
- Compliance evidence for cyber insurance and audit requirements
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Kaseya Advanced Email Security?
Kaseya Advanced Email Security is a comprehensive email security platform that protects your organisation from spam, malware, phishing, business email compromise (BEC), and data loss. It combines multi-layer filtering, multi-engine malware scanning, AI threat detection, email encryption, data loss prevention (DLP), email continuity, and email archiving into a single platform. It sits between the internet and your mail server — inspecting every email for threats and enforcing policies before email reaches your users. It is deployed as a cloud service, requiring no on-premise hardware, and integrates with Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace.
How is this different from Microsoft Defender for Office 365?
Microsoft Defender for Office 365 provides baseline email security that is effective against many known threats. Kaseya Advanced Email Security adds several layers that Defender does not provide. Multi-engine malware scanning: Defender uses one engine; we scan every attachment against up to 5 engines, catching malware a single engine might miss. Advanced BEC detection: Defender offers basic BEC detection; we use behavioural analysis to detect CEO fraud, vendor impersonation, and conversation hijacking. Email continuity: Defender does not provide an emergency inbox during outages; we do. Email archiving: Defender does not provide tamper-proof archiving with eDiscovery; we do. Advanced DLP: Defender has basic DLP; we provide custom policy content inspection. The two are complementary — many organisations run both, with Advanced Email Security as the advanced layer.
What is multi-layer email filtering?
What is multi-engine malware scanning?
Multi-engine malware scanning checks every email attachment against multiple antivirus engines simultaneously. No single antivirus engine catches 100% of malware — each engine has gaps. By scanning with up to 5 engines, we catch malware that any single engine would miss. If one engine misses a new malware variant, another is likely to catch it. This significantly increases the malware catch rate compared to a single-engine solution. For unknown and suspicious files that no engine flags, we also use sandbox detonation — running the file in an isolated environment to observe its behaviour and determine if it is malicious before delivering it to the user.
What is email continuity?
Email continuity is a service that ensures your users can continue to send and receive email even when your primary mail server is unavailable. If your mail server goes down — due to hardware failure, maintenance, or a cyberattack — the continuity service provides an emergency inbox that queues incoming email and allows users to send and receive email through a web-based client. When your primary server is restored, the queued email is delivered automatically. This means an email server outage does not become a business outage — your users continue to communicate, and no email is lost. The continuity service has a 99.9% uptime SLA.
What is email archiving and why do I need it?
Email archiving is the long-term storage of every email your organisation sends and receives, in a tamper-proof, searchable archive. Unlike a backup (which is a copy of your mailbox), an archive is a separate, WORM (write-once-read-many) storage system — once an email is archived, it cannot be modified or deleted, even by an administrator. This is essential for compliance and legal purposes. Many regulations require email to be retained for specific periods (GDPR, HIPAA, PCI DSS, FINRA). If your organisation is involved in litigation, you may need to produce email evidence — eDiscovery allows you to search the archive for relevant emails and export them for legal proceedings. Legal hold ensures that emails related to an active case are preserved even if the retention period would normally expire.
What is data loss prevention (DLP) for email?
Data loss prevention for email detects and blocks the outgoing transmission of sensitive data through email. DLP policies scan outbound email content for patterns that indicate sensitive data — credit card numbers (using Luhn algorithm validation), National Insurance numbers, email addresses, phone numbers, and custom keywords or regular expressions. If a policy is triggered, the email can be blocked, quarantined for approval, or delivered with a warning. DLP prevents accidental data leaks (an employee emailing a spreadsheet of customer data to a personal account) and malicious data exfiltration (an insider sending intellectual property to a competitor). It is a critical control for GDPR, HIPAA, and PCI DSS compliance.
What is business email compromise (BEC) protection?
Business email compromise is a social engineering attack where an attacker impersonates a trusted figure — a CEO, a supplier, a colleague — to manipulate the recipient into transferring money, sharing sensitive data, or changing payment details. BEC emails do not contain malware or malicious links — they are text-based social engineering, which is why traditional email filters miss them. Our BEC protection uses behavioural analysis to detect the patterns of BEC: sender impersonation (the email appears to come from a CEO but the domain is slightly different), unusual request patterns (a request for a wire transfer that does not match normal communication patterns), reply chain hijacking (an attacker inserts themselves into an existing email conversation), and language analysis (urgency, secrecy, and authority cues that indicate social engineering). BEC is the most financially damaging email threat, costing organisations billions annually.
How is the email security gateway deployed?
The cloud email security gateway is deployed by changing your domain's MX (mail exchange) records to point to the gateway. When someone sends you an email, their mail server looks up your MX records and delivers the email to our gateway. The gateway inspects the email, filters out threats, and forwards the clean email to your mail server. This takes effect within minutes of the MX record change (though DNS propagation can take up to 24 hours globally). No on-premises hardware is required — the gateway is a cloud service. For organisations with an existing on-premises email infrastructure, the gateway can also be deployed as a virtual appliance or configured as a mail relay. The entire deployment typically takes under 1 hour.
Do you support compliance requirements?
Yes. Kaseya Advanced Email Security supports several compliance frameworks. GDPR: email archiving with defined retention periods, DLP for personal data, and breach notification support. HIPAA: email encryption for PHI transmission, DLP for protected health information, and archiving for audit evidence. PCI DSS: DLP for credit card data detection, email archiving for transaction evidence, and access controls for cardholder data. SOC 2: email security monitoring, access logging, and incident response evidence. The Enterprise tier includes compliance-specific reporting tailored to your framework, with metrics mapped to control objectives. We also provide the email retention and security monitoring evidence that many frameworks require.
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