Every console is green until the business is not.
3PS checks the actual path across endpoints, identity, email, network, and backups instead of trusting a dashboard mood.
Cybersecurity ownership
Security that moves.
Buying tools is easy. Making email, identity, endpoint, firewall, cloud, backup, and leadership decisions work under pressure is the hard part. That is where 3PS lives.
StackEDR, email, identity, firewall, backup, cloud
PointOne owner across the signals
EvidencePlain-English risk and action record
Tools are pieces. 3PS makes them work under pressure.
See it. Stop it. Show it.What this looks likePhishing. Stolen session. Mailbox rule.
The endpoint stayed clean because the attacker used identity.
A user lands on a fake Microsoft login, the session is stolen, and a mailbox rule quietly forwards invoices before endpoint tools have anything obvious to stop. The alert story looks small until sign-ins, mail flow, app consent, and business impact are put in the same timeline.
3PS checksSign-ins, sessions, MFA prompts, mailbox rules, app consents, EDR timeline, firewall or VPN logs, and recovery options.
You getRevoked sessions, removed abuse paths, blocked indicators, owner-approved access, and a plain-English incident path.
Failure points
Where security programs get soft.
Most companies do not fail because they bought zero security. They fail because nobody connects the tools quickly enough when the clock starts burning money.
The attacker became a session before endpoint mattered.
We look at sign-ins, risky users, MFA, conditional access, mailbox rules, tokens, and administrative blast radius.
Alerts arrived. Decisions did not.
3PS turns scattered alerts into a containment order, vendor tasks, executive notes, and a follow-through path.
Leadership heard "handled" but never saw the record.
We document what was exposed, what changed, what remains open, and what reduces repeat risk.
First moves
Make the signal usable.
Cybersecurity is not a pile of subscriptions. It is a decision system. 3PS builds the facts, sets priority, and makes vendors and tools answer to the same incident reality.
Map coverage
Confirm which users, endpoints, servers, mailboxes, cloud apps, and network devices are actually protected.
Check identity
Review sign-ins, admin roles, MFA gaps, stale access, risky users, mailbox rules, and session exposure.
Review attack surface
Find exposed services, weak headers, DNS and mail posture issues, breach clues, and risky remote access.
Correlate alerts
Join EDR, M365, firewall, email, backup, and cloud evidence into one timeline instead of separate tool stories.
Close obvious gaps
Prioritize the fixes that reduce business risk fastest, then record the owner, evidence, and due date.
Build response muscle
Create runbooks, escalation paths, vendor contacts, and leadership reporting before the emergency.
Incident brief
What you get.
A security program should produce evidence, not vibes. 3PS gives leadership the short version and operators the detail needed to act.
Security mapWhat is covered, what is not, and what tools own each signal.
Exposure findingsInternet-facing risk, breach clues, DNS, mail, and tenant posture.
Incident pathsHow phishing, ransomware, remote access, or vendor compromise would move.
Priority planFix order based on business impact, not vendor sales pressure.
Leadership briefPlain-English status, cost risk, open gaps, and next controls.
Prevention path
Make the next incident smaller.
3PS retainers are annual agreements billed monthly. The security stack itself can be managed through 3PS Lock as an add-on.
Senior ownership before the panic.
Monthly review, escalation priority, vendor pressure, recovery planning, and readiness reporting.
Stack management with context.
Endpoint, email, server, network, firewall, identity, backup, and monitoring tools managed as one system.
Reports that start real conversations.
Attack surface, dark-web, M365 posture, breach exposure, SSL, uptime, and security-header reports.
Get the truth
Run this against the real environment.
Bring the domains, tenant, tools, and business pressure. 3PS will show where the stack helps, where it misses, and what has to be owned.