ZORB is a cybersecurity software company focused on protecting application data during security incidents. The company addresses a gap in traditional data loss prevention (DLP) tools, which are designed to protect email and web data but do not cover data flowing through desktop applications such as spreadsheets, CRM systems, HR platforms, and finance applications. The core product, referred to as DataShield, operates on a deny-all model for outbound data flows by default. Each outbound transmission is validated in real time against a three-point verification process: - Trusted Source: Verifying the application is known, trusted, and authorized - Destination Validation: Confirming data is being sent to legitimate vendor infrastructure - Transmission Security: Ensuring the communication method is appropriate and secure A key technical differentiator is that ZORB validates destination IP addresses directly against known vendor infrastructure, independently of DNS. This approach is designed to counter DNS poisoning attacks, which can redirect application data to attacker-controlled IP addresses — a threat that DLP, EDR, and EPP tools are not equipped to detect. ZORB is positioned as a complementary layer to existing security stacks rather than a replacement for DLP, EDR, or EPP tools. The company targets organizations in professional services, financial services, healthcare, and government sectors. ZORB offers a Proof-Of-Value assessment involving 10 devices over 10 days, intended to surface real application data flows and identify protection gaps before a purchase commitment is made. The company's primary value proposition centers on enabling operational resilience during security incidents, reducing the need for full business shutdowns when a breach is detected.