Data has left the data center. It is everywhere and spread across hundreds of cloud apps. Users are off-network, away from controls, and share files across SaaS apps. All this traffic is encrypted and difficult to inspect.
Cloud access security broker (CASB) and data loss prevention (DLP) solutions can help. However, if companies want to deliver stronger CASB and DLP protection they need an approach built from the ground up.
This whitepaper explores:
- Why the best approach to CASB and DLP requires a secure access service edge (SASE) architecture
- How data context and classification become powerful when paired with full SSL inspection
- Why companies need a unified platform that covers all cloud data channels
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