CASBs can be the anchor to your SASE architecture, providing important security controls over the access to cloud services and the data they hold. This makes them a vital component to the security toolkit for today’s hybrid IT environment. This discussion focuses on the differences between various implementations and how that will impact your use cases.
Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) has quickly become part of day-to-day lexicon. But what exactly is SASE and will it make enterprise data more secure? How will organizations secure their data in a cloud-first world when the user and information are completely outside the enterprise boundary?
SASE maps several functional categories and feature sets into a single paradigm. But how do those features map to your current and future use cases? Considerations like the depth of DLP, how to secure custom applications and access to on-premise resources will become critical requirements when future proofing your deployment. Join this session to hear about use cases that security teams come across and how best to frame the requirements for your SASE deployment.
This executive panel discusses the long term business benefits, best practices learned when adopting a cloud security architecture, how to optimize for success and how to gain C-level Executive support.
While SASE lays out the paradigm for converging network security functions to meet the secure access needs of organizations, there is flexibility in execution and the approach to optimize each component of the architecture.
Hear about Bitglass’ product vision on how a single platform can simplify SASE while introducing new innovations and approaches that improving overall functionality.