I'll update the Trust Center to match Forcepoint's branding. The Forcepoint logo features a clean dark charcoal/slate gray wordmark with a distinctive teal square accent above the "i". I'll update the colors, logo, and branding throughout.

Now I have a full picture of all the changes needed. I'll update the branding from Pluralsight to Forcepoint with the teal accent color (#00A9A5) and dark charcoal (#2D3039) color scheme.

I've successfully updated the Trust Center to match Forcepoint's branding. The changes include:

• Logo: Replaced the Pluralsight logo with the Forcepoint logo in the header
• Brand Color: Changed from Pluralsight's orange-red-magenta gradient (#F15B2A) to Forcepoint's teal (#00A9A5) throughout the page
• CSS Class: Renamed .pluralsight-gradient to .forcepoint-gradient with a solid teal background
• Text References: Updated all mentions of "Pluralsight" to "Forcepoint" across the overview section, FAQ, security grades, cybersecurity insurance, system security, and trust center updates
• Interactive Elements: Updated all buttons, links, and hover states to use the teal accent color

I've added the futuristic blue wireframe aircraft image as a fixed background on the page. The image features a glowing digital aircraft mesh on a networked grid with blue light nodes, which fits perfectly with the cybersecurity/trust center theme. The background is set to cover the entire viewport, centered, and fixed so it stays in place while scrolling.