As we start the new year and see companies begin their plans and execution for “the new normal”, a topic of discussion from a past Customer Advisory meeting has become much more pronounced: what is the relationship between Zero Trust and Secure Access Service Edge (SASE)? Is one more relevant as security teams begin preparing for either a return to the office or an increasingly distributed environment?
With 2020 in the rear view mirror, we’re excited to start the New Year with new content and tons of exciting news. We’re kicking off 2021 with our new video which briefly highlights Bitglass’ Total Cloud Security Platform. Our secure access service edge (SASE) offering provides end-to-end data protection for any interaction – specifically designed for today’s remote workforce. Check out our video below to learn more!
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.
This year, the fabric of our society has forgone unimaginable changes due to the global pandemic, and it’s likely that the impact will persist long after it is gone. The inevitable push towards a remote, cloud-first business ecosystem has catapulted in recent months, and many enterprises were simply not ready to securely enable remote work. In the interest of exploring how organizations have adapted to the unforeseen adjustments, Bitglass teamed up with a leading cybersecurity analyst firm and surveyed hundreds of community members consisting of IT and cloud security professionals about the state of security in their organizations.