Episode 10: Building Security Relationships Through Transparency
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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Explore the security side of SASE, the future of network and protection in the cloud.

Upgrade Your Security Stack

Many first-generation security products are proving to be ineffective in today’s cloud- and mobile-first world. While those investments made sense at the time they were purchased, the shifting IT landscape is forcing security teams to upgrade their existing tools with more modern functionality that was architected for today’s world.

A modern cloud security platform

The Netskope Security Cloud was born in the cloud and is based on a modern, cloud-native, microservices architecture. Security services are not only seamlessly deployed from the cloud, they are also deployed for the cloud, web, and private apps.

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Virtual private network (VPN)

Traditional VPNs are operationally challenging to manage, don’t consider device or user context to make access decisions, and are not fit for today’s perimeter-less world. As a result, organizations typically use them to control access in an all-or-nothing fashion, resulting in an expanded attack surface with authenticated users having overly-broad network access. Today’s VPN is ready for an upgrade.

Secure web gateway (SWG)

The SWG market is shifting from appliances to cloud delivered services for performance and scale to address SSL/TLS encrypted traffic and a growing population of remote and mobile workers. Also in the shift is decoding and inspecting apps and cloud services to understand content and context for data protection and detecting advanced threats.

First-generation cloud access security brokers (CASBs)

The CASB market is relatively new, with the first product available in 2013. A number of early CASB products were architected around a limited set of use cases and as a result, their inability to expand capabilities has resulted in diminished value for early adopters. Netskope supports a set of unique capabilities that cover use cases other CASB products cannot cover.