Gain visibility and control over your cloud and web usage to prevent data exfiltration, loss and exposure of payment card data and other sensitive information, across your SaaS, IaaS, and web services, to ensure ongoing PCI-DSS compliance.
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Understand and manage the risks associated with your growing cloud and web usage.
Understand activity-level usage of your cloud services and websites, in the context of PCI-DSS compliance, to govern access and ensure compliant usage.
Identify payment card data and personally identifiable information (PII) stored in the cloud, as well as control data being uploaded, downloaded, and shared to prevent a breach of patient privacy.
Create a granular, contextual audit trail of all your cloud activities to facilitate governance and reporting for PCI-DSS compliance, as well as other internal and external auditors.
Understand and manage the risks associated with your growing cloud and web usage.
Understand activity-level usage of your cloud services and websites, in the context of PCI-DSS compliance, to govern access and ensure compliant usage.
Identify payment card data and personally identifiable information (PII) stored in the cloud, as well as control data being uploaded, downloaded, and shared to prevent a breach of patient privacy.
Create a granular, contextual audit trail of all your cloud activities to facilitate governance and reporting for PCI-DSS compliance, as well as other internal and external auditors.
I love how Netskope surfaces all the information we need to track down an incident and get the right folks involved in remediation. This saves us a ton of time when time is of the essence.
Retail and hospitality networks handle massive volumes of customer data daily. Netskope uses unified Data Loss Prevention (DLP)—powered by advanced data classifiers, exact data matching, and machine learning—to continuously scan data in motion and at rest. It monitors uploads, downloads, and shares across all cloud and web applications, immediately blocking attempts to exfiltrate credit card numbers or customer loyalty records to personal accounts or unauthorized third-party tools.
Instead of relying on manual, point-in-time checks, Netskope provides continuous monitoring tailored to PCI-DSS requirements. The platform decodes Layer 8 application data to understand how cloud services are interacting with cardholder data, rather than just tracking who logged in. It restricts non-compliant user behaviors, enforces policy-based data isolation, and generates automated compliance audit trails so your governance team can instantly provide clear evidence to external auditors.
Point security tools scatter logs across different systems, wasting crucial minutes during an active data breach. Netskope solves this by providing granular, contextual audit trails of all cloud, web, and SaaS activity in a single console. It captures user identity, location, device health, and the exact files involved. As a SOC Analyst at a Fortune 500 Retailer noted, “I love how Netskope surfaces all the information we need to track down an incident… This saves us a ton of time when time is of the essence.”
Retail and hospitality workforces experience frequent seasonal turnover, making rigid, static security rules impractical. Netskope enforces Adaptive Access Controls that adjust in real time based on situational risk signals—such as user behavior anomalies, current device posture, and data sensitivity. For example, a store manager can be allowed to view shifts on a corporate app via a personal phone, while the system dynamically blocks them from downloading a full payroll or cardholder file to that same unmanaged device.
Employees at individual storefronts or regional offices often adopt unauthorized cloud apps to manage schedules, menus, or local marketing campaigns. Netskope’s Cloud Confidence Index (CCI) continuously screens and risk-profiles over 85,000 cloud applications across 50+ objective criteria based on global safety standards. This enables central IT security teams to automatically discover unmanaged applications on the corporate network and use real-time coaching prompts to safely guide staff back to sanctioned enterprise tools.
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