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Stop malicious attachments in Outlook: introducing Glasswall's latest M365 integration

With over 90% of cyberattacks starting in email, the inbox remains the most exploited entry point in your organization. M365 Outlook Integration removes the risk from attachments entirely using Zero Trust CDR technology.

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Image of laptop with email and attachment - Outlook M365 Integration
Company news

Stop malicious attachments in Outlook: introducing Glasswall's latest M365 integration

With over 90% of cyberattacks starting in email, the inbox remains the most exploited entry point in your organization. M365 Outlook Integration removes the risk from attachments entirely using Zero Trust CDR technology.

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Company news

Glasswall Achieves CMMC Level 2 Certification

Glasswall has achieved Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) Level 2 on 3 March 2026

Thought leadership

Data sovereignty in the public sector: why location is no longer enough

How Zero Trust file security supports data sovereignty

How Glasswall Foresight stops malicious files before they cause harm
Company news

Introducing Glasswall Foresight: Predictive, AI-Powered Threat Intelligence for a Zero Trust World

How Glasswall Foresight stops malicious files before they cause harm

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Thought leadership

What is data-centric security and why is it key to modern cyber protection?

Your data will be compromised. The only real question is when.

Tactical Edge
Thought leadership

Why file trust fails at the tactical edge and how Zero Trust solves it

Cross-domain Solutions (CDS) are designed to enable the safe movement of data between environments operating at different trust levels. They play a critical role in government, defense, and regulated sectors, where a single unsafe file crossing a boundary can compromise mission systems or sensitive networks.

CVE-2026-21509
Threat analysis

Glasswall security vulnerability assessment: CVE-2026-21509, February 3, 2026

On February 3, 2026, Glasswall assessed the relevance and potential impact of CVE-2026-21509 against the Glasswall Embedded Engine using targeted technical research, manual sample creation, and structured testing.

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AI

How is Glasswall using AI to accelerate security innovation?

At Glasswall, we view GenAI and Machine Learning as powerful tools for accelerating security innovation and effectiveness

Glasswall Storage Monitoring
Company news

Zero Trust file protection for your M365 cloud storage - introducing Glasswall Storage Monitoring

What if the next file dropped into your cloud storage contained hidden malware? Would your current security setup catch it in time?

Thought leadership

File-based threats are on the rise: key security insights for your organization in 2025

Despite advances in Zero Trust frameworks and the growing adoption of (EDR) and (XDR) tools, one threat vector remains a major risk: files. 

DDIL
Threat analysis

The importance of establishing robust military communications in DDIL environments

Modern military operations depend on seamless communication. However, in many parts of the world, connectivity is anything but reliable.

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Company news

Glasswall builds for the future with a new identity shaped by our mission to protect files

Glasswall has refreshed their visual identity: a clearer and more confident expression of who we are, what we do, and the direction we’re taking as we grow into a new phase of innovation and development.