Organizations large and small work with external people like third-party vendors, contractors, consultants, and more. Collaborating with such a diverse set of external stakeholders means giving access to corporate information and intellectual property. Whether it’s submitting or receiving design plans in a cloud storage service or providing access to corporate email, having external collaborators can expose your sensitive business data or expose it to cloud threats such as malware.
You need a way to secure cloud access to sanctioned and unsanctioned cloud services by context, including device type (managed versus unmanaged), location, identity, and more. This helps you protect your corporate assets from unauthorized access or insecure networks that could introduce threats or cause data loss.
In this episode of Movie Line Monday, Bob Gilbert, VP of Product Marketing at Netskope, goes over the many ways cloud apps and services are accessed — all of which must be taken into consideration for a comprehensive cloud security program. He also talks about choosing cloud access security brokers (CASBs) that allow you to gain activity- and data-level details of cloud usage and how to secure that usage with cloud DLP, policy enforcement, and cloud threat and malware protection.
Govern the usage of unsanctioned cloud services based on contextual details such as user, service, device, location, activity, and content. Apply granular policies such as “prevent uploads of sensitive data to personal cloud storage services” or “allow access to Finance/Accounting services for finance department only.”
Detect and secure your sensitive content en route to or from any cloud service with advanced, enterprise DLP. Uncover sensitive content using predefined (or custom) profiles for payment card industry data (PCI), protected health information (PHI), and more. Protect with automated workflows to block, quarantine, or encrypt your data.
It is vital to have a complete understanding of your users’ cloud behavior, including details about the user, device, location, service, activity, and content, to detect usage anomalies and make well-informed policy decisions. Granular visibility helps you govern not only your employees but also contractors and other outside users that are accessing cloud services with unmanaged devices or from insecure locations.
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