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Front Gate Protection

Help stop known threats before they reach your people.

When a threat is confirmed elsewhere, UnifiedONE can turn it into protection at your front gate: supported Microsoft sign-in, email and device controls in your tenant, under your own policy.

Known threats can be blocked early. Your policy decides.

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Protection depends on relevance, tenant policy, permissions, configuration, licensing and connected-provider support.
  • Uses supported Microsoft controls
  • Protection from shared findings
  • Your policy decides

The problem

Every organisation waits to be hit first.

A threat confirmed in one organisation often reaches others days later. Without shared protection, each one meets it as something new.

On your ownReactive

The same threat gets in again.

Known bad domains and sign-in patterns reach your people before anyone has checked them.

With UnifiedONEPrepared gate

Known threats can be stopped at the gate.

Validated findings can become protection in supported Microsoft sign-in, email and device controls in your tenant, where your policy, permissions and licences allow.

Tenant gate

See which protection can respond.

Choose a connected security tool. UnifiedONE checks what your organisation can do before requesting a response.

Outcome: the identity route can be requested under tenant authority.

Illustrative flow. No customer data.

Protection receipt
Integration conditions

Every route remains conditional on tenant configuration, policy, permissions, licensing, connected-provider capability and available state read-back.

RequestedIdentity protection requested
Provider acceptedProvider accepted
Observed protectionProtection state not yet observed

Provider acceptance is not proof that preventive protection is active.

Built for your team

A stronger front gate. For every team.

SMBs

Benefit from threats found elsewhere without researching them yourself.

MSPs & MSSPs

Help raise the gate for eligible customers from one validated finding.

Enterprises

Apply known-threat protection consistently across business units.

SOC teams

Spend time on new threats, not on ones already confirmed elsewhere.

Questions

Front Gate Protection, answered.

Do we have to replace the security tools we already own?

No. Front Gate Protection is preventive coordination, not a new gateway or replacement SOC. It is designed to carry validated defensive context to eligible identity, endpoint and mail controls already connected to the tenant.

Which protection paths are supported?

Microsoft Entra ID is the connection, with Entra ID P1 or higher and consent from a Global Administrator. Email protection depends on each tenant's Microsoft services and licences. Microsoft Defender for Endpoint is integrated today; where it is in place, endpoint actions depend on onboarded devices and the released action set. The exact actions available still depend on tenant configuration, permissions and licensing.

What happens when the tenant lacks the required capability or licence?

The route stops and the missing capability remains visible. Front Gate Protection does not present an unavailable control as successful protection, and available paths can still be considered under local policy.

Does UnifiedONE act on its own inside our tenant?

Only where the tenant's configured policy and authority allow it. A response may require approval, and every action remains conditional on permissions, an eligible connected control and licensing.

More questions
Does anything about our tenant reach other organisations?

Defensive indicators, validation and confidence metadata may be shared according to the participation model. Users, mailboxes, files, investigations and tenant identity remain inside the tenant.

Does this mean every attack is prevented?

No. Validated intelligence can improve preventive protection only where the finding is relevant and an eligible local control, policy, permission and licence allow a response.

Does provider acceptance prove protection is active?

No. An accepted request is different from an observed protection state. Where the connected provider supports read-back, the resulting state can be checked; otherwise the limitation stays visible.