CASB stories

Organisations are becoming increasingly reliant on cloud-based applications for employees who spend more time working remotely, putting more pressure on security.>>

Organisations that are heavily or entirely reliant on Microsoft infrastructure, services and applications can take several steps to shore up their security.>>

Organisations can embrace digital transformation with confidence by including these crucial considerations in data protection strategy planning and execution.>>

The cloud has virtually infinite redundancy, storage and compute power, so why reinvent it? True cloud security should be delivered from the cloud itself.>>

For organisations that would prefer to pace themselves and take a slower, more systematic approach to SASE adoption, a strategy of ‘crawl, walk, run’ is recommended, writes Bitglass regional sales director for ANZ Wayne Neich.>>

Legacy network security solutions built around on-premises architectures cannot support the evolving demands placed on IT, writes Bitglass CTO Anurag Kahol.>>

Enterprises that fail to adapt to the modern business world when it comes to security are likely to fall prey to data breaches and experience a host of other problems, writes Bitglass product marketing manager Will Houcheime.>>

Bitglass designed its SAML relay to allow a cloud access security broker (CASB) to be inserted into the traffic flow between users and cloud services during the login process.>>

Demand is high for cloud security access brokers (CASB), but more training and clear goals are needed to ensure companies get full effectiveness of products.>>

Data loss prevention (DLP) capabilities within a CASB solution have emerged as the most effective platform to prevent legitimate remote users from accidentally or maliciously sharing business data that could put an organisation at risk.>>

To misquote George Orwell, not all cloud access security brokers (CASBs) are created equal.>>

While using IaaS brings many advantages, it also raises unique data leakage concerns that must be addressed in order to maintain robust cybersecurity.>>

Security transformation is about consolidating your security services into a coherent whole that eliminates gaps between DX services.>>

Each year, Bitglass conducts research on the state of enterprise cloud security in order to identify key trends and common vulnerabilities.>>

It aims to be the new benchmark in cloud security, transforming the cloud journey by simplifying access, data protection, and application security. >>

Bitglass provides cloud access security for managed and unmanaged devices across an enterprise’s cloud footprint. >>

Netskope has found that approximately 1000 applications are adopted by employees without the knowledge of IT staff, presenting a challenge for security teams.>>

CloudGuard SaaS protects enterprises that use SaaS applications and cloud-based email.>>

Bitglass was evaluated based on its ability to execute and its completeness of vision.>>

There are 30,000 companies worldwide using the Facebook’s cloud collaboration platform for work. >>

“Financial organisations regularly handle sensitive, regulated data like home addresses, bank statements and Social Security numbers.”>>

Bitglass is continuing its expansion into APAC with it’s first distribution partnership in New Zealand.>>

Bitglass has appointed an A/NZ head of systems engineering, as well as an APJ director of channels and alliances who will be focusing first on A/NZ.>>

We can no longer treat network security like a house onto which we keep tacking on additions and performing makeshift patch jobs.>>