In a sea of millions of apps, which one is the biggest fish to fry? Firewall and proxy logs catch the traffic of users, but identifying what needs attention in such comprehensive logs can be overwhelming. Shadow IT discovery offers the ability to narrow down the search to apps that should be more closely monitored and controlled.
With the various tools used in today’s cloud-first world, it could be confusing for organizations to find the correct tools they need to protect sensitive data. In light of this, Bitglass and Zscaler have partnered with each other to provide a solution to create a safe zone for the use of unsanctioned cloud applications. To find out more about how the Bitglass cloud access security broker (CASB) integrates with the Zscaler secure web gateway (SWG), check out our latest Glass Class.
With the rapid adoption of bring your own device (BYOD), companies are in need of a security solution that can secure any device outside of the corporate firewall. Some companies have turned to agent-based tools in order to secure unmanaged device access; however, they consistently find that such tools do not allow for a smooth deployment. There are virtually limitless personal devices that can be used to access data, and installing agents on all of them is incredibly challenging – particularly because of employee privacy concerns. In our latest Glass Class, we explain how companies can adopt BYOD and secure their sensitive data without the use of agents.
In today's cloud-first world, organizations have been utilizing infrastructure as a service (IaaS) to better benefit their operations. Using tools like AWS, GCP, or Azure allows organizations to focus on business growth, as well as gain flexibility, scalability, and cost savings. While using IaaS does bring various advantages, it can also breed data leakage concerns. In our latest Glass Class, we expand on some key items that must be considered for data protection when adopting IaaS.