
Explore the big picture of cloud access security broker (CASB) with Elastica Cloud, learning what CASB is, how it enforces corporate policy in cloud apps, and real-world use cases.
Explore the Elastica CloudSOC history and its evolution as a cloud access security broker, highlighting cloud security, risk assessment, visibility, shadow IT reporting, ML-based intrusion detection, and forensics.
Examine how cloud-based applications remove traditional security boundaries, expose enterprise data to consumer cloud services, and challenge IT to manage access when users control their own cloud apps.
Explore how shadow IT and cloud applications bypass enterprise controls, risking data leaks as employees use public cloud services and lack visibility of cloud app usage.
Assess the risk of cloud application compliance as administrators face limited visibility and lack cloud-specific tools for breach investigation.
Explore how CASB addresses major data breaches by providing visibility into cloud app usage, identifying misconfigurations, and enforcing data protection and governance for sanctioned enterprise apps.
Cloud access security broker (CASB) provides visibility, governance, and data protection for sanctioned cloud apps. It discovers usage, monitors user activity, enforces policies, and supports compliance and threat defense.
Identify and rate 900 plus cloud apps by security risk, and select those that fit the organization. Protect data with encryption or tokenization for compliance.
Explore the CASB architecture, including cloud discovery and shadow IT analysis via log uploads, and compare API-based governance with inline proxy enforcement across cloud apps like Dropbox.
Explore deployment options for a cloud access security broker, including api deployment option, forward proxy, and reverse proxy approaches, with their advantages, limitations, and a recommendation to support all three.
Gain visibility into internal cloud app uses, differentiate sanctioned from non sanctioned apps, and analyze SaaS activity from network logs to identify Shadow IT and assess risk against 120+ criteria.
Evaluate cloud service security with the CloudSOC audit application, using business readiness ratings from 120+ attributes to customize weights, rank risk high, medium, or low, and identify recent compromises.
Upload firewall logs to Elastica CloudSOC via web upload, CPA or setup, or S3. Logs enter a processing queue and are analyzed in the audit application by a DataSource.
Explore shadow IT assessment and monitoring through a CASB interface, viewing site users, risk exposure, and top used services, with data source selection, audit scoring, and detailed reports.
discover how to find and compare cloud services in clicks by searching Evernote, adding alternatives, and reviewing parameters such as data encryption at rest to guide information technology managers.
Elastica cloud DLP uses ContentIQ profiles to scan uploaded or shared documents for sensitive data, using dictionaries and regular expressions to detect policy violations and trigger alerts or blocks.
Create a cloud dlp policy by building a content profile to detect credit card numbers in cloud storage, configure rules and severity, and enable protection rules.
Learn how a cloud access security broker enforces policies by inspecting cloud app content, triggering actions to protect resources, such as removing external sharing when sensitive data is detected.
Create and configure a policy to monitor and block public sharing of sensitive files in Office 365, using dlp content engines and pci data detection, with alerts and logging.
Demonstrates how a cloud access security broker detects and blocks public sharing, removes exposed links, and notifies users when sensitive data such as credit card information is present.
Create a new access monitor policy in cloud services to track user activity in Salesforce, specifying the domain, target user, Lead creation, and optional alerts and high-severity logging.
Create a credit-score based policy to protect your cloud app, apply it to all Office 365 users, set a threat threshold, configure alerts, and enable logging.
Showcase a 30 score based policy that blocks user access to Office 365 services and notifies admins by email, with alerts investigated in the Casby platform.
Shows how cyber criminals exploit cloud storage apps to deliver malware via shared folders and public links, and how CASB detects and protects against these threats.
Create a policy to detect malware and viruses across all files for Office 365, enable alerts to the admin, and quarantine detected files to a Malware folder with critical severity.
Demonstrates a CASB policy that detects virus and malware in a cloud app, alerts admins by email, moves infected files to a malware folder, and logs a critical incident.
This Cloud Access Security Broker (CASB): Big Picture with Elastica CloudSOC course is for everyone who wanted to understand the CASB buzz. This course is fairly high-level and there are really are no prerequisites for this course because we're going to start from the top. At the end of this course students will be able to understand the CASB technology and will be able to apply CASB capabilities to control Shadow Data and Shadow IT in cloud applications.