Your business runs in the cloud — and so do the threats. SaaS Alerts watches activity across Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, Salesforce and Slack, and responds automatically when something looks wrong.
Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, Salesforce and Slack.
Compromised sessions ended within seconds.
Access, permission and configuration changes logged.
43%
A hijacked Microsoft 365 account can read confidential email, change bank details on invoices and send convincing scams from your real address. The faster it’s spotted, the less damage is done.
Source: UK Government, Cyber Security Breaches Survey 2025/26
SaaS Alerts uses machine learning to understand normal activity in your cloud apps, then flags and acts on anything unusual — like a login from an unexpected country or a sudden mass download.
User activity across your cloud apps is tracked at all hours
Machine learning spots unusual logins and suspicious data transfers
Prioritised notifications so the most serious incidents are handled first
Compromised sessions are ended within seconds, limiting the damage
Repeated failed login attempts are blocked automatically
Detailed records of access, permissions and configuration changes
SaaS Alerts learns what normal looks like for each person — where they sign in from, which devices they use and how much data they usually access. It then watches for activity that doesn’t fit, such as a login from abroad minutes after one in Coventry, a new rule forwarding email outside the business, or thousands of files downloaded at once.
When something serious happens it can respond automatically — ending the session or locking the account — while alerting us to investigate and get the user safely back to work.
Everyday situations businesses like yours face — and how this protection helps.
A user signs in from Coventry at 9am and from overseas ten minutes later. The second session is ended automatically and we reset the password
An attacker with a stolen password sets up a rule copying every email to an outside address. The rule is flagged and removed before invoices can be intercepted
Hundreds of files are suddenly downloaded from SharePoint late on a Friday night. The activity is stopped while we check whether it’s legitimate
We connect SaaS Alerts to your cloud apps and set response rules for your business.
Suspicious activity is contained automatically, and we investigate every serious alert.
We help affected users get back in safely and tighten settings to prevent a repeat.
Cloud detection & response works alongside the rest of the suite — all in one subscription.
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