Total Cloud Security Blog

While it is self-evident that the world wide web is an indispensable asset for businesses around the globe, it is equally obvious that securing its use is of utmost importance. The internet is an open ocean filled with threats lying just below the surface. Malware can be downloaded from a virtually infinite number of destinations and subsequently spread throughout an enterprise's IT ecosystem. For organizations that aren't prepared to defend against these threats on the web, breaches are sure to follow. Fortunately, Bitglass is a puncture-proof vessel built to stop threats on this open ocean. 

As evidenced by its FedRAMP Authorization from the Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program, Bitglass’ Total Cloud Security Platform is an ideal choice for security in the government space. It is within this vertical that organizations handle sensitive data like personally identifiable information (PII) and have perhaps the most stringent security requirements. With its comprehensive secure access service edge (SASE) offering, Bitglass can secure any interaction between any device, app, web destination, on-premises resource, or infrastructure. Read on to learn more. 

Bitglass was just recognised in KuppingerCole’s Market Compass for Cloud Access Security Brokers. For modern organisations, CASBs are go-to solutions that are designed to secure the use of cloud-based resources like software-as-a-service (SaaS) applications and infrastructure-as-a-service (IaaS) platforms.

Legacy security technology is not designed to secure data as it moves beyond the perimeter and into a variety of cloud apps and devices. While leading cloud access security brokers are up to the challenge, they come in many different shapes and sizes, and some are more limited than others. In this blog, we’ll highlight a few key areas for you to consider when evaluating which CASB to deploy; we’re pretty confident about how Bitglass stacks up against the competition.