Vendor from the SecTec portfolio
SealPath
SealPath provides data-centric protection and Information Rights Management for persistent protection of documents, emails, and sensitive files beyond organizational boundaries.
Vendor Focus
SealPath focuses on persistent encryption, rights management, remote access revocation, automated protection, and specialized CAD document protection. The value comes from protection traveling with the file.
SealPath fits with Data Security, DLP, Classification, Encryption, Collaboration Apps Security, and PII/RBAC-related scenarios.
Solutions and Products
SealPath Enterprise DRM / IRM
Persistent encryption and rights management for documents that remains active after a file leaves the organization.
Document and Email Protection
Protection of documents and emails by policies, users, groups, and data sensitivity.
CAD Protection
Specialized protection of engineering documentation and CAD files with granular rights control.
Automatic Protection Rules
Automated rules for protecting files in repositories, folders, or processes.
Remote Control and Revocation
Changing rights, tracking use, and revoking access after a file has been shared.
Typical Use Cases
- sensitive documents are shared with partners, customers, or suppliers
- the organization needs to revoke or change rights after a file has been sent
- manufacturing or engineering teams need to protect CAD and know-how documentation
Attack coverage and defensive context
MITRE ATT&CK® Enterprise version 19.1 is used as a reference model. The mapping is a SecTec expert interpretation and does not imply endorsement by MITRE.
Practical attack scenarios
- Phishing and identity abuseAn adversary manipulates a user, obtains credentials, or abuses a trusted account to gain access to the environment.
- Public application or API abuseAn adversary exploits a vulnerable web application, API, client-side code, or software component for initial access and execution.
- Cloud and SaaS compromiseAn adversary abuses cloud identities, permissions, configurations, or application integrations to access services and data.
- Data exfiltration and leakageAn adversary searches for, collects, and transfers sensitive data from endpoints, cloud services, email, or internal repositories.
- Ransomware and availability impactAn adversary encrypts or manipulates data, stops services, inhibits recovery, and creates operational impact.
- Supply chain and trusted accessAn adversary abuses a supplier, software dependency, external access path, or trusted relationship to bypass normal controls.
- Reconnaissance and attack surface mappingAn adversary collects information about people, systems, cloud services, and internet-facing infrastructure and searches for a viable initial-access path.
- Business Email Compromise and mailbox takeoverAn adversary takes over or impersonates a trusted email identity and abuses communications for fraud, payment diversion, data collection, or further phishing.
- Privilege escalation and persistenceAn adversary expands privileges, creates or modifies accounts and policies, and establishes repeatable access to systems, identities, or cloud environments.
- Defense evasion and control impairmentAn adversary hides activity, removes evidence, disguises code, or weakens security tools, encryption, firewalls, and recovery mechanisms.
- Insider threat and authorized access abuseAn insider or an adversary with a valid account abuses legitimate permissions to discover, copy, manipulate, or transfer sensitive data.
- BOLA – Broken Object Level AuthorizationAn adversary changes an object identifier in an API request and gains access to data or operations belonging to another user, account, or tenant.
- BOPLA – Broken Object Property Level AuthorizationAn API exposes or allows modification of sensitive object properties that the user should not access, including excessive data exposure and mass assignment.
- Path traversal and file inclusionAn adversary manipulates a file path or imported name and reads, writes, or executes content outside the permitted directory.
Relevant ATT&CK techniques
- T1005 · Data from Local SystemDetect, Prevent, Recover, Respond
- T1020 · Automated ExfiltrationDetect, Prevent, Respond
- T1041 · Exfiltration Over C2 ChannelDetect, Prevent, Respond
- T1048 · Exfiltration Over Alternative ProtocolDetect, Prevent, Respond
- T1078 · Valid AccountsDetect, Prevent, Respond
- T1114 · Email CollectionDetect, Prevent, Respond
- T1204 · User ExecutionDetect, Prevent, Respond
- T1213 · Data from Information RepositoriesDetect, Prevent, Recover, Respond
- T1530 · Data from Cloud StorageDetect, Prevent, Recover, Respond
- T1565 · Data ManipulationPrevent, Recover
- T1566 · PhishingDetect, Prevent, Respond
- T1567 · Exfiltration Over Web ServiceDetect, Prevent, Respond
- T1598 · Phishing for InformationDetect, Prevent, Respond
- T1600 · Weaken EncryptionPrevent, Recover