Strengthen SaaS security with multimode CASB
A multimode cloud access security broker (CASB) empowers organizations to secure any sanctioned or unsanctioned SaaS app or IaaS platform. Inline, real-time security and out-of-band scanning functionality allows admins to:
Configure one automated policy for consistent security
Retire costly, outdated point products
Reduce IT complexity with a cloud-based architecture
Unify SaaS data inspection
The problem
Cloud apps and data are becoming harder to protect
70%
Gartner
175 ZB
IDC
82%
IBM
Solution Overview
Zscaler CASB secures SaaS like Microsoft 365 and Salesforce as well as IaaS offerings like Amazon S3, preventing risky sharing that leads to sensitive data loss or noncompliance.
Stop accidental or risky file shares, as well as internal threats like intellectual property theft, with granular policies applied across cloud apps.
Automatically remediate zero-day malware with threat protection with cloud sandboxing refined by 200B transactions and 150M threats identified daily.
Consolidate ease of use, enhanced intelligence, and auditing with integrated visibility and thorough reporting across all SaaS apps and IaaS platforms.
Adhere to regulations and mitigate violations across SaaS apps and cloud service providers with full compliance visibility in a single pane of glass.
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Solution Details
Inline security for data in motion
Leverage a high-performance proxy architecture and TLS/SSL inspection with real-time protections, delivered from the world’s largest inline security cloud.
Out-of-band security for data at rest
Scan SaaS apps, cloud platforms, and their contents via powerful API integrations to automatically enhance enterprise security.
Security Service Edge (SSE)
Part of an industry-leading security platform
Multimode CASB is part of our security service edge (SSE) platform, a cloud-delivered security framework built to protect your business with the world’s largest security cloud. Along with CASB, our SSE platform also includes:
Secure web gateway (SWG)
to prevent unsecured internet traffic from entering your internal network.
Zero trust network access (ZTNA)
to enable secure, least-privileged access to internal and private apps and services for remote users.
Firewall as a service (FWaaS)
to deliver advanced next-generation firewall capabilities from the cloud.
Data loss prevention (DLP)
to monitor and inspect data on your network to prevent data exfiltration.
Secure cloud apps with tenancy restrictions, SSPM, UEBA, and more
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USe Cases
Simplify cloud deployments for users and admins alike
Discover shadow IT
Automatically identify unsanctioned apps used by employees and creates a risk score for easier response.
Control cloud apps
Secure access to specific apps, tenants, and app categories based on user group, device, and more. Block, restrict, or provide read-only access to stop data leaks.
Deploy agentless BYOD security
Deliver agentless cloud browser isolation to secure BYOD and third-party devices not under your IT team’s domain.
Manage SaaS security posture
Uncover and fix issues that put data at risk or jeopardize compliance with industry benchmarks and regulatory frameworks.
See it in action
Finding and securing risky and unsanctioned apps is key to great SaaS security. See Zscaler CASB in action and how it can help find and control these risky apps.
Users can easily share sensitive data outside the organization from SaaS apps, even by accident. See how Zscaler CASB leverages SaaS APIs to control this risky activity.
FAQ
FAQ
CASB and secure access service edge (SASE) are not the same thing, however, they do complement one another. CASB secures cloud interactions and data flows while SASE more broadly integrates cloud security, networking, and access controls. SASE includes CASB by definition, enabling organizations to enforce policies and secure data as part of their network architecture.
Organizations with critical data and apps housed in cloud services should use a CASB. It monitors and controls data sent between your network and the cloud to stop unauthorized access, prevent leaks, and ensure compliance. Plus, a CASB helps maintain control and visibility over sensitive data as well as address many inherent cloud security risks.