Simplifying the way we protect SaaS applications

How to protect users and data with a Zero Trust approach

In today’s distributed environment, software-as-a service (SaaS) applications have given organizations greater flexibility to support corporate employees and contractors across the world. Some of the most notable SaaS application suites currently include communication (email delivery, chat platforms), productivity (documents, spreadsheets), and collaboration (online storage). By 2025, Gartner predicts that 85% of enterprises will run their businesses with a cloud-first principle — with SaaS as the preferred vehicle for access management deployments.

As a result, many organizations are driven to find better ways of consolidating security products across their SaaS landscape — to improve efficiency, reduce management and implementation complexity, and receive consolidated support.

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Understand how CASB has evolved and the trouble with CASB implementation and integration
Understanding modern security challenges with the most ubiquitous SaaS app, email
How to apply a Zero Trust approach to SaaS security

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Which use cases are you looking to solve over the next 12 months? (select all that apply) *

Securely connect workforce to corporate apps without a VPN

Enable clientless app access for contractors, developers, and BYOD

Secure SaaS access and SaaS applications

Protect users from phishing and ransomware

Triage and remediate user-reported email threats

Secure data from unauthorized access or usage

Other

None of the above

If you currently have a ZTNA, Cloud-Based SWG, or CASB solution in place, do you know who your provider(s) is? *

If you currently have an email security solution in place, do you know who your provider(s) is? (select all that apply) *

Microsoft Exchange Online Protection

Microsoft Defender for Office 365

Gmail

Cisco Email Security (IronPort)

Symantec Messaging Gateway

Proofpoint

Mimecast

API-based email security provider

None / Don’t Know

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