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  • Borderless SD-WAN

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  • プラットフォーム

    世界最大のセキュリティプライベートクラウドでの比類のない可視性とリアルタイムデータおよび脅威保護。

ネットスコープ、2022年Gartner社のセキュリティ・サービス・エッジ(SSE)のマジック・クアドラントでリーダーの1社と位置付けられる

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Gartner® Quick Answer:NetskopeのInfiot買収はSD-WAN、SASE、SSEプロジェクトにどのような影響を与えますか?

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Gartner quick answer
Netskope は、データと脅威の保護、および安全なプライベートアクセスを実現するための機能を統合した、最新のクラウドセキュリティスタックを提供します。

プラットフォームを探索する
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  • 変身

    デジタルトランスフォーメーションを保護します。

  • セキュリティの近代化

    今日と明日のセキュリティの課題に対応します。

  • フレームワーク

    サイバーセキュリティを形作る規制の枠組みを採用する。

  • 業界ソリューション

    Netskopeは、クラウドに安全に移行するためのプロセスを世界最大規模の企業に提供しています。

最小の遅延と高い信頼性を備えた、市場をリードするクラウドセキュリティサービスに移行します。

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シングルパスSSEフレームワークを使用して、他のセキュリティソリューションを回避することが多い脅威を防止します。

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SSEおよびSASE展開のためのゼロトラストソリューション

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Netskopeは、クラウドサービス、アプリ、パブリッククラウドインフラストラクチャを採用するための安全でクラウドスマートかつ迅速な旅を可能にします。

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    Netskopeは、フォーチュン100の25以上を含む世界中の2,000以上の顧客にサービスを提供しています。

  • カスタマーソリューション

    お客様のため、Netskopeでお客様の成功を確実にすべく、あらゆるステップを共に歩んでまいります。

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    Netskope training will help you become a cloud security expert.

私たちは、お客様が何にでも備えることができるように支援します

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Netskopeトレーニングで、デジタルトランスフォーメーションの旅を保護し、クラウド、ウェブ、プライベートアプリケーションを最大限に活用してください。

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    クラウドへ安全に移行する上でNetskopeがどのように役立つかについての詳細は、以下をご覧ください。

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    最新のセキュリティトレンドを先取りし、仲間とつながりましょう。

  • 定義されたセキュリティ

    サイバーセキュリティ百科事典で知っておくべきことすべて。

セキュリティビジョナリーポッドキャスト

エピソード 10: 透明性によるセキュリティ関係の構築
In this episode, Mike and Andreas discuss aligning with works councils, forging business relationships through transparency, and embedding security into value streams.

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Building Security Relationships Through Transparency
Netskopeがセキュリティサービスエッジ(SSE)機能を介してゼロトラストおよびSASEジャーニーを実現する方法に関する最新情報をお読みください。

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RSAのネツコペ

今年のRSAカンファレンスでNetskopeブースにお越しいただき、SASEとゼロトラストに関するお話をお聞きください。サウスホールのブースにお立ち寄りいただき、エキスパートとの情報交換や、講演セッションへの登録など、ぜひイベントにご参加ください!

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セキュリティサービスエッジとは何ですか?

SASEのセキュリティ面、ネットワークとクラウドでの保護の未来を探ります。

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  • 会社概要

    クラウド、データ、ネットワークセキュリティの課題の先取りをサポート

  • ネットスコープが選ばれる理由

    クラウドの変革とどこからでも機能することで、セキュリティの機能方法が変わりました。

  • リーダーシップ

    ネットスコープの経営陣はお客様を成功に導くために全力を尽くしています。

  • パートナー

    私たちはセキュリティリーダーと提携して、クラウドへの旅を保護します。

Netskopeは仕事の未来を可能にします。

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Netskopeは、組織がゼロトラストの原則を適用してデータを保護できるように、クラウド、データ、およびネットワークのセキュリティを再定義しています。

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思想家、建築家、夢想家、革新者。 一緒に、私たちはお客様がデータと人々を保護するのを助けるために最先端のクラウドセキュリティソリューションを提供します。

当社のチーム紹介
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Netskopeのパートナー中心の市場開拓戦略により、パートナーは企業のセキュリティを変革しながら、成長と収益性を最大化できます。

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Netskope Advanced Analytics Simplify Risk Management Across Roles (Part 1)

Dec 21 2021

Risk management doesn’t belong to one person or department at an organization. It’s a shared effort—partly because it touches on multiple roles at a company and partly because it is a massive and complex undertaking.  Successful CISO’s use risk management visualization and reporting to provide a clear and easy way to understand the value of their security program.  This is especially useful when demonstrating the value of the security program to executive teams and showing regulators and auditors you are actively managing risk. 

Netskope Advanced Analytics is designed to help simplify risk management, data loss prevention (DLP), and compliance processes. Users in different roles can use one of several customized dashboards to dig deeper into more detailed information to see exactly what has been happening across the environment. 

The following is the first part of a two-part series describing several critical use cases where Advanced Analytics can help teams make the right decisions to strengthen their overall posture and effectively manage risk.

Breaking down a DLP investigation

When you launch a DLP investigation, you may be reviewing millions of policy violations over a period of time. That might seem like an overwhelming number to start with. What you’re going to need to do is start breaking things down by getting more specific about what matters. Are there specific incidents we should be looking at? What kind of activity should we be seeing and expecting, and how does that compare to reality? What kind of data are we going to find?

A visual breakdown of how a DLP investigation works

Let’s say during this period, you’ve scanned 2.5 million files for sensitive data using DLP. The first step is to ask, how many of those files actually contain sensitive information? Hopefully, that reduces the number by half a million. Let’s say this is for a healthcare organization—so, of those 2 million or so remaining, how many files contained sensitive health data? That reduces the number even further. After that, we might ask how many files had sensitive data and are publicly exposed? This reduces the total down to 13,700—because these files actually have some risk exposure. Then if we really want to pinpoint the most significant risk and narrow the scope even further, we can ask how many of these files contained over 50 records of health data? Only 61.  A good analytics program will help you refine the question down to a manageable population and focus on the highest risk data. 

This model is a theoretical starting point, which shows that in practice, you can prioritize your efforts by filtering out the noise and focusing on the data that you care about.  Those files are the ones that you really have to worry about from a regulatory and risk perspective. Becoming more specific about what you really care about helps narrow the broader situation to a manageable place where you can optimize your staff’s time and put the right controls in place to prevent future events from occurring. 

To aid in this process, we have a whole library of Netskope-created Advanced Analytics dashboards. This kind of structured, user-friendly information is extremely helpful from the perspective of being able to visualize what’s going on in your organization—whether you’re in a security leadership role, managing governance and compliance issues, or running security operations day-to-day. 

CISO Dashboard: Demonstrating the value of data security

Netskope’s CISO Dashboard helps security leaders evaluate the value that the organization is getting from Netskope products. CISOs can take screenshots of this dashboard or export the data to include with other metrics to show leadership stakeholders what’s been going on in the environment over a specified period, such as over the last quarter. 

Screenshot of CISO dashboard in Advanced Analytics

A top-level view that a CISO might want to take into a security steering committee essentially demonstrates what would be happening in the environment without data protection in place. It shows the number of users currently on the system. It shows the total number of alerts, as well as any defined subset of alerts that actually matter to the organization. The alerts breakdown chart—including things like policy alerts, malware, and anomalies—helps visualize where threats are coming from in proportion. The trend of threats chart shows how the volume of DLP threat alerts over the period increased or decreased from month to month. 

After the summary, the more detailed views of the CISO dashboard contain subsets of data protection and threat management visualizations. Data protection shows how Netskope solutions are preventing data from leaking out of the organization. Threat management shows how security is preventing attacks like malware, phishing, and ransomware from impacting users. Let’s dig a bit deeper into each of those subsets:

Data protection. We can start by looking at the different categories of top DLP alerts. This example shows that the majority of DLP violations were in cloud storage—including the level of severity (low, medium, high, and uncategorized). By clicking on a category, the CISO can drill down to explore these alerts in greater detail and even download the raw data into an Excel sheet or some other visualization tool. 

Screenshot of data protection subset of the CISO dashhboard

But the nice thing about Netskope Advanced Analytics is that almost everything can be done right here in the platform. I can look at my trend of alerts across time. I can investigate a specific item further and correlate day-to-day findings with my head of operations to locate the source of a particular issue.

Screenshot of DLP alrets in CISO Dashboard

Threat management. In these views, the CISO can explore different threat alert categories. Threat management includes several categories—such as cloud storage, security, non-business use sites, collaboration tools. Within each vector, CISOs can find more specific detail about the number of viruses found or how many malware events were blocked over the period.

Screenshot of threat management subset in CISO dashboard

In this example screen, we see that the largest threat vector came from the cloud. This is consistent with recent research that shows 68% of malware was cloud-delivered, an all-time high. We’re now seeing phishing coming from common SaaS cloud applications—instead of just web or email sources.

CISOs can also look at data within more specific threat categories like malicious website alerts or which policies have been triggered over the period. Every time a policy blocks a user’s action, it means somebody was trying to do something that isn’t allowed. It might be a simple mistake but it could also be something malicious—and therefore worthy of further investigation. 

A CISO or IT leader might also be interested in looking at overall network traffic—where in the world traffic is coming from and where it is going to once it leaves the network. What kind of traffic? How much traffic? Am I seeing any spikes that might indicate I have data being exfiltrated? This view can expose those kinds of indicators. 

CISOs can also look at unmanaged applications—software that IT and security haven’t reviewed. Sometimes referred to as Shadow IT, user-installed or accessed applications definitely introduce risk, whether it’s social media, collaboration, cloud storage, or even security tools. This dashboard view helps track these instances and even see if there is sensitive data that might be going to these different applications.

Screenshot of viewing alerts and users by location in Advanced Analytics

CISOs can also view by location to better understand where their data is coming from. What if you see activity in a city or region where you don’t have any users? Something like that would merit further investigation, even if the activity didn’t generate a  high-priority alert.

Stay tuned for Part 2, where I will dig into the dashboards covering Data Governance, Privacy, and Security Operations, as well as how to use all of this data to demonstrate the value of your people, processes, and technologies.

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James Christiansen
James Christiansen is Netskope’s vice president of cloud security transformation and leader of the Global Chief Strategy Office. He is focused on enhancing Netskope’s global clients understand the challenges and solutions of cloud deployments by helping drive thought leadership in cloud security transformation.