Name: Bitglass "Where's Your Data?" Experiment
Start: 2015-04-10T21:40:00Z
End: 2015-04-10T21:42:15.000Z
Location: BrightTALK
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Bitglass’ Total Cloud Security Platform is the only secure access service edge offering that combines a Gartner-MQ-Leading cloud access security broker, the world’s only on-device secure web gateway, and zero trust network access to secure any interaction. Based in Silicon Valley with offices worldwide, the company is backed by Tier 1 investors and was founded in 2013 by a team of industry veterans with a proven track record of innovation and execution.

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 improve overall functionality.

Bitglass Product Vision & the Road to SASE

The Bitglass Quarterly Feature Update is a quarterly webinar highlighting the latest and greatest features Bitglass has introduced over the past 3-4 months. As a technology innovator in Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) and a leader in Gartner's Magic Quadrant for CASBs, we are constantly updating our cloud-based SASE platform with new and exciting features designed to increase your cybersecurity resiliency and protect your most important data.

Quarterly Product Features & Updates

Secure access and identity go hand-in-hand. Workforce identity security is now a key pillar of a modern enterprise security architecture. But with IT shifting to a world of cloud services and remote working - how does workforce identity security fit in the context of new unified architectures such as Secure Access Service Edge (SASE)?  How does Identity Access Management (IAM) complement key elements of SASE such as CASB, Secure Web Gateways and Zero Trust Network Access?

Okta + Bitglass: Workforce Identity Security Meets SASE

One year through the global COVID pandemic and it's obvious to most that remote working is here to stay. That has big implications for your IT security environment.

VPNs and legacy security tools were tolerated when only 10-15% of the worker were remote. But with >80% of employees working from home, VPNs are not the right access or security tool to sustain and scale a complete workforce. What's more, new types of data threats and cybercrime are targetting remote workers. 

In this environment architecture matters. With the right implementation of Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) your workforce can access data securely from anywhere, on any device, on any cloud app and across any network with full control and visibility – without always using agents and with high uptime.

Bitglass 2021 Insider Report: The State of Remote Work Security

SD-WAN is a key requirement for enabling global enterprise operations. The fact that these solutions route traffic stemming from branch sites creates numerous implications for secure access service edge (SASE) offerings which are designed to sit in the flow of traffic in order to apply real-time security policies. As organizations look for comprehensive and consistent security across their IT ecosystem, they must ensure that they are leveraging SASE platforms which properly account for their use of SD-WAN.

How to Supercharge Your Security with SD-WAN + SASE Integration

Cloud access security brokers (CASBs) have emerged as go-to solutions for organizations to secure their cloud services. CASBs provide a breadth and depth of functionality that is indispensable for securing your data across applications, devices and networks.

Comparing CASB Technologies: What's the Difference?

Gartner predicts that over 40% of companies will adopt a SASE architecture in the next several years.  And yet there is no single industry standard view on what constitutes SASE, or it's practical deployment. 
Direct-to-Cloud SASE security integrates legacy network security functions (such as VPNs, firewalls, secure web gateway appliances, standalone IdP and MFA) with cloud security (i.e. CASB). With a modern security architecture, IT teams can take advantage of a simpler, more effective security and policy framework to secure data whereever it resides.

(APAC) SASE Starter Guide: What *You* Need to Know

Each year Bitglass analyzes data from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services’ “Wall of Shame,” a database containing information about breaches of protected health information (PHI). Organizations with legacy tools that are incapable of securing all cloud transactions are vulnerable to various types of data breaches. In this webinar, we will go over our findings in the 2021 Healthcare Breach Report to get a closer look into:

1) The cost of suffering a data breach
2) What causes these breaches to happen
3) How SASE can help

Healthcare Breaches on the Rise. How to Keep Patient Data Confidential.

The recent SolarWinds attack has exposed vulnerabilities in identity and privileged access, infecting SolarWinds' Orion network management software to reach many of the targets as possible — using an attack vector that gained privileged access to 365 and Azure.

EMEA: Bitglass + CyberArk: Preventing Another SolarWinds Attack with Identity

Join this exclusive webinar session with Bitglass cloud experts to learn:

·  The drawbacks of traditional appliance and cloud-proxy secure web gateways.
·  How on-device SWGs deliver enhanced performance and provide more than 50% cost savings over traditional architectures.
·  Key SWG functionality like data loss prevention and advanced threat protection. 
·  How deploying an on-device SWG as a part of a SASE platform delivers total cloud security.
·  Practical use cases that apply to your particular industry.

Why Web Security is Leading a SASE Revolution

During this live educational session with demo, hear more about: 

How SASE works and the problems solved
Real world public sector success stories
FedRAMP, licensing, deployment & maintenance
Partnering for success
Proven procurement pathways

Securely Connect Users to Cloud Apps with SASE

There’s a lot of noise in the cybersecurity industry around zero-trust and remote working. With the constant evolution of cybercrime, remote workers are targeted daily with phishing scams, ransomware attacks and remote access trojans, among many, many others. It’s never been more important to understand how zero-trust network access can better secure your remote working environment. People are the new enterprise perimeter and protecting them and the data they access is mission critical.

Top Tips for Securing Remote Workers with Zero-Trust Network Access

At a time when the focus has been on adversaries that develop increasingly complex and sophisticated attacks, tried and true techniques such as compromised credentials continue to be amongst the most potent weapons. According to Verizon’s annual DBIR Report, 80 percent of confirmed data breaches involved weak, default or stolen passwords; or brute force credential compromises.

The risk will vary depending on the level of access it provides and has become increasingly pronounced with the sudden and unplanned growth in remote working that exposed the limitations of legacy architectures. Modern IT allows users to work from anywhere, on any device, on any cloud app and across any network with full control and visibility into all data – no matter where it resides.

Getting Ahead of the Next Cyber Breach

As this year comes to a close, enterprises continue to navigate remote working, increased cloud migration, bring your own device, and digital transformation. Each of these requires an integrated and robust cybersecurity posture that is capable of performing in our modern business world.Over the last few months, Bitglass has conducted research on the state of enterprise cloud security in order to identify common vulnerabilities and concrete steps that can be taken to protect corporate data. Specifically, Bitglass has partnered with a leading cybersecurity community to survey IT professionals on cloud security in their organizations.

Bitglass Cloud Security Report 2020:  Key Findings & Recommendations

In this webinar, we will discuss how Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) can help organizations fast track digital and cloud transformation, and answer practical questions on how organization can leverage SASE, including:
- Do I need to implement every component of the SASE framework?
- What security features should we converge with a single vendor?
- How do I calculate the ROI and economics of SASE?

Bitglass + Armature Systems: Demystifying SASE

Join this webinar to learn how to:
- Swiftly deploy security for your remote workforce while preparing for a future “normal”
- Secure BYO devices while enabling productivity
- Ensure proper protections on the web without compromising the user experience
- Control the use of SaaS applications
- Provide safe access to on-premises resources

Thriving in a Highly Remote, Cloud-First Environment with Bitglass

ServiceNow and Confluence are commonly used software-as-a-service applications in organizations around the world. ServiceNow provides automation and efficiency for streamlining business workflows, while Confluence enables communication and collaboration. As sensitive corporate information inevitably finds its way into these cloud-based tools, proper cloud security must be enforced.

Securing SaaS with Bitglass: ServiceNow & Confluence

Join this exclusive webinar session with Bitglass cloud experts to learn:
·  The shortcomings of traditional appliance and cloud delivered secure web gateways;
·  How on-device secure web gateways provide more than 50% cost savings over traditional SWG architectures; 
·  How combining an on-device SWG as a part of a SASE platform delivers total cloud security; and
·  Practical use cases that apply to your particular industry.

Comparing Secure Web Gateways: Time for a Reboot at the Edge

We've all heard about the massive breaches that take place, Target, Home Depot, Sony, Anthem, Premera, but what actually happens to the data after it is stolen? Where does it travel? How many people see it, and how much damage can it cause?

In an effort to find the answers to these questions Bitglass launched the world's first data tracking experiment located in the Dark Web. The company created 1,568 fake employee credentials, then placed the information on anonymous file sharing sites within the "Dark web." They tracked the data as it travelled to various locations around the world, and as it was shared amongst cyber-crime syndicates overseas. Here's what they found.

Bitglass "Where's Your Data?" Experiment

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