Introducing visibility and control for Exchange email from mobile devices

Introducing visibility and control for Exchange email from mobile devices

One of Netskope’s core differentiators in the cloud access security broker (CASB) market is the fact that our architecture provides unprecedented visibility into your organization’s cloud app traffic. Whether it is a sanctioned cloud app suite such as Office 365, a cloud storage app like Box, or any of the hundreds or potentially thousands of unsanctioned cloud apps running in your environment, Netskope provides the visibility you need to govern usage. Our philosophy is simple: You can’t govern what you can’t see.

Mobile cloud app traffic is one of the areas that many CASB vendors are blind to. This is an important gap – according to the Fall 2014 Netskope cloud report, nearly half of all cloud app activities originate from a mobile device. In addition, one third of all DLP policy violations occur on mobile devices. Other CASB vendors only support browser-based mobile traffic coming from a sanctioned app. They are blind to unsanctioned cloud app usage on mobile devices, as well as blind to native mobile apps. Who uses browser-based apps from a mobile device? This is a major limitation of their architecture. Netskope on the other hand was architected from the ground up to provide deep visibility into a variety of cloud app traffic and this includes native apps as well as unsanctioned apps on mobile devices.

I am happy to share that with the latest release of the Netskope Active Platform, we are expanding our cloud app traffic coverage even more to cover the ActiveSync protocol via mobile devices. With this release, Netskope now offers the industry’s first solutio