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Netskope is the only unified cloud access security broker (CASB) and next generation secure web gateway (SWG) that combines a unique cloud-native vantage point, multiple layers of threat detection, and remediation capabilities to deliver comprehensive threat protection for cloud and web services.
Digital Transformation is accelerating the adoption of cloud services and apps across the enterprise. With this rise of cloud, we see the “Dark Side of the Cloud” emerging to enable threats leveraging cloud services for various kill chain stages and an increase for data risks using cloud storage and services.
This report, based on anonymized data collected from the Netskope Security Platform across millions of users from August 1 through December 31, 2019, offers insights into how cloud-enabled threats and the shifts of sensitive data into and across the cloud are occurring and complicating the security posture of organizations.
The Netskope Security Cloud provides unrivaled visibility and real-time data and threat protection when accessing cloud services, websites, and private apps from anywhere, on any device. Only Netskope understands the cloud and takes a data-centric approach that empowers security teams with the right balance of protection and speed they need to secure their digital transformation journey.
Inspect your managed cloud services, such as Office 365 and Box, and inline cloud and website traffic for malware. Stop its spread by quarantining and replacing suspicious files with inert tombstone files, or blocking inline downloads.
Ensure defenses match your needs, with prevention, detection, and advanced AI/ML-based threat analysis options and integration with your existing security infrastructure.
Take advantage of user behavior and entity analytics (UEBA) to baseline activities and detect anomalies, in real time. Also, detect unusual and excessive data movement, insider threats, or compromised credentials.
Reduce the attack surface created by the managed cloud services your users trust and attackers target. Prevent cloud phishing with granular policy controls to enable company and personal instances, while blocking rogue instances.
Legacy inline defenses often deploy ‘allow policies’ for all the services adopted by different lines of business, departments, and users. This opens the door to attack payloads being hosted in the cloud. Netskope can apply granular policies to both your managed and unmanaged clouds, to determine company approved account instances.
Attackers use the cloud for command-n-control (C2) communications. Recently, an attacker used Slack for C2, knowing the company allowed it through legacy defenses. Instead of a broad ‘allow all’ for cloud services and apps, Netskope enables you to enforce granular user and account instance-aware policies to pinpoint and mitigate risks.
Attackers use rogue account instances within trusted managed cloud services and apps to share and deliver malicious payloads. Legacy defenses typically don’t know account owners, but Netskope Cloud XDTM understands the user, app, instance, risk, data, and activity, so it can block rogue instances and prevent this attack vector.
Attackers conduct reconnaissance to identify your company’s preferred cloud services and apps and then creates fake login screens for these services to entice users to access, expose credentials, and possibly download payloads. Netskope Cloud XD analyzes cloud service hosting accounts, so it can identify and block fake login pages.
Attacker evades legacy web and email defenses by delivering phishing attack elements from trusted managed cloud services using a rogue account instance. Netskope understands the difference between company and rogue instances for your managed cloud services, such as AWS, Azure, GitHub, Box, or Drive to block cloud phishing.
Legacy inline defenses often deploy ‘allow policies’ for all the services adopted by different lines of business, departments, and users. This opens the door to attack payloads being hosted in the cloud. Netskope can apply granular policies to both your managed and unmanaged clouds, to determine company approved account instances.
Attackers use the cloud for command-n-control (C2) communications. Recently, an attacker used Slack for C2, knowing the company allowed it through legacy defenses. Instead of a broad ‘allow all’ for cloud services and apps, Netskope enables you to enforce granular user and account instance-aware policies to pinpoint and mitigate risks.
Unprotected cloud storage that leads to data exposure is well known, however, data can also be exfiltrated through rogue accounts in managed cloud services. Netskope provides Data Loss Prevention (DLP) defenses and granular policy controls that are aware of user, app, instance, risk, data and activity to prevent data loss.
Attackers use rogue account instances within trusted managed cloud services and apps to share and deliver malicious payloads. Legacy defenses typically don’t know account owners, but Netskope Cloud XDTM understands the user, app, instance, risk, data, and activity, so it can block rogue instances and prevent this attack vector.
Attackers conduct reconnaissance to identify your company’s preferred cloud services and apps and then creates fake login screens for these services to entice users to access, expose credentials, and possibly download payloads. Netskope Cloud XD analyzes cloud service hosting accounts, so it can identify and block fake login pages.
Attacker evades legacy web and email defenses by delivering phishing attack elements from trusted managed cloud services using a rogue account instance. Netskope understands the difference between company and rogue instances for your managed cloud services, such as AWS, Azure, GitHub, Box, or Drive to block cloud phishing.
Legacy inline defenses often deploy ‘allow policies’ for all the services adopted by different lines of business, departments, and users. This opens the door to attack payloads being hosted in the cloud. Netskope can apply granular policies to both your managed and unmanaged clouds, to determine company approved account instances.
Attackers use the cloud for command-n-control (C2) communications. Recently, an attacker used Slack for C2, knowing the company allowed it through legacy defenses. Instead of a broad ‘allow all’ for cloud services and apps, Netskope enables you to enforce granular user and account instance-aware policies to pinpoint and mitigate risks.
Unprotected cloud storage that leads to data exposure is well known, however, data can also be exfiltrated through rogue accounts in managed cloud services. Netskope provides Data Loss Prevention (DLP) defenses and granular policy controls that are aware of user, app, instance, risk, data and activity to prevent data loss.
See what’s going on with inline encrypted traffic en route to and from cloud services and websites, as well as all your files stored in managed cloud services to prevent known threats and detect the unknown.
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Leverage multiple prevention defense layers to detect known threats, alongside shared and custom threat intelligence feeds, to automate detection of data exfiltration and account instance behavior anomalies.
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Use multiple detection defenses, including machine learning anomaly detection and sandboxing, to uncover unknown threats, plus leverage 90 days of rich metadata for investigations and threat hunting.
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Benefit from the insights of Netskope Threat Research Labs, which is dedicated to the discovery and analysis of new cloud threats, alongside 40+ shared threat intelligence sources, for up-to-the-minute protection against the threats you are facing.
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Block or quarantine attacks before they can do any damage and take advantage of automated workflows to further analyze and reverse the effects of known threats. Plus, integrate and share threat intelligence and incident details with other security solutions in your infrastructure to coordinate responses.
Lire la suiteIt’s a cloud and mobile usage world today and if you’re not thinking about that from a threat propagation point of view, you’re flying blind. At the core of our CASB project was solving this side of the cloud enablement equation and Netskope gives us that power.
Cloud-enabled threats are on the rise, and sensitive data is moving between cloud apps.
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