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Enabling Secure and Compliant Cloud Adoption
CASB (Cloud Access Security Broker) is a security platform that sits between users and cloud services, providing visibility, policy enforcement, and data protection for organizations leveraging public or private cloud environments. CASB ensures secure cloud adoption while maintaining regulatory compliance and operational efficiency.
Key Functions of CASB
• Threat Detection and Risk Prevention:
CASB solutions monitor user behavior and identify anomalies that may indicate malicious activity or policy violations, mitigating data breaches and insider threats.
• Data Loss Prevention (DLP):
Sensitive data in motion or at rest within cloud services is monitored and protected. DLP policies block or redact unauthorized transfers to ensure confidentiality.
• Access Control and Authentication:
Role-based access control and multi-factor authentication ensure that only verified users can access specific applications or datasets, reducing attack surfaces.
• Compliance and Audit Readiness:
CASBs help organizations meet requirements for GDPR, HIPAA, ISO 27001, and other regulations. Built-in logging and reporting streamline audit processes.
• Usage Analytics and Reporting:
CASBs provide detailed usage insights, including app discovery and risk scoring. This enables visibility into shadow IT and ensures that all cloud usage aligns with policy.
Conclusion
As cloud adoption accelerates, CASB is essential to secure access, protect sensitive data, and maintain regulatory compliance. At Secure Future, we help organizations confidently adopt cloud services with intelligent CASB solutions tailored to their operational and security requirements.
