How to Explore OpenText Cybersecurity Products or Talk to an Expert

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OpenText Cybersecurity (formerly AppRiver) organizes its site so you can either browse products by category or go straight to a sales conversation. If you already know what you need—endpoint protection, email security, backup, or SaaS backup—use the product links on the main page. If you want guidance first, use the "Talk to an expert" entry point. The site is built around the idea that you can "start with what you need and add coverage as your needs change," so you don't have to commit to the full stack before exploring.

Product categories and where they lead

The main cybersecurity page groups solutions into four areas. Each has its own "Explore" link that takes you to a dedicated product page.

Category What it covers Entry point
Endpoint Security Ransomware, malware, AI-assisted attacks; includes endpoint protection, DNS protection, EDR, and 24/7 MDR with AI alert prioritization plus human investigation "Explore Endpoint Security"
Email Security Phishing and fraud detection via machine learning, email threat protection, encryption, continuity, and security awareness training "Explore Email Security"
Data Backup and Recovery Server and endpoint backup across cloud, on-premises, and hybrid environments "Explore Data Backup"
SaaS Backup Protection for Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, Salesforce, Box, and Dropbox data against deletion, corruption, and disruption "Explore SaaS Backup"

There is also a Continuity & Compliance area for keeping systems accessible and communications preserved during disruption.

How to choose your starting point

The site states that all solutions are "intentionally built to work independently or as part of a connected, easy to manage security stack." That means your first decision is whether you want a single capability or a layered stack.

  • If you have one clear gap (for example, phishing getting through your email filters), start with that category's Explore page and evaluate it on its own.
  • If you are building resilience across endpoints and inboxes, the Endpoint & Email Protection grouping is the relevant section.
  • If data loss or recovery time is the concern, go to Backup & Data Recovery.
  • If you run Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, or similar SaaS tools, SaaS Backup addresses deletion, corruption, and disruption specifically for those platforms.

Talking to an expert

The page includes a "Talk to an expert" link under the "Build cyber resilience with a trusted partner" section. Use this when you want help mapping your requirements to products, or when you need a quote or implementation discussion. The site positions this as the path for organizations that "must continuously adapt as threats evolve."

For MSPs

There is a dedicated "Built for MSPs" section, and the page references 15K+ partners alongside 150K+ customers and 25+ years of operation. If you are a managed service provider, that section is the relevant entry point rather than the general product pages, since MSP tooling and the Microsoft CSP program are called out separately.

Additional resources

  • 2026 Cybersecurity Threat Report — linked from the main page; useful if you want threat context before deciding on products.
  • Security awareness training and phishing simulations — offered as a way to reduce risk through team knowledge, and included under Email Security.

What to verify before deciding

The site does not publish pricing on the pages described here, and no payment or free-tier details are stated. Treat product pages as the place to confirm current capabilities, and use the expert contact route for commercial terms. If you are evaluating fit, the stated scale (150K+ customers, 15K+ partners) and the modular design are the main signals the vendor provides; your own environment and compliance requirements should drive the final choice.