Bitglass Webinar - BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee's CASB Journey to Secure the Cloud
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G01.2012 magic quadrant for endpoint protection
Eset has built a substantial installed base in EMEA, particularly in Eastern Europe, and it has a rapidly growing small or midsize business (SMB) presence in North America. Its anti-malware engine is a consistently solid performer in test results. However, it lacks enterprise-grade management capabilities and investments in additional security features such as data protection or security assessments. F-Secure has consistently good malware detection results and supports virtual environments, but has very little brand recognition outside of Europe. Check Point is well-known for network security but has struggled to gain market share in endpoint protection due to its reliance on Kaspersky Lab for signatures and lack of data security features.
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- 4. BCBS of Tennessee CASB Requirements 4 ● Transparent to user ● Enforcement of access control rules driven by AD ● Full access for privileged uses on managed devices ● Controlled access with real-time DLP on unmanaged devices ● DLP for PCI & HIPAA Compliance ● Encryption of sensitive data on upload/download ● Extensibility to Tableau, AgileOne, custom apps, more
- 5. Selection Process 5 Points of interest ● Evaluated several CASB vendors ● Lots of marketing noise ● Can a vendor POC marketing claims? ● Vendor selection hinged on ability to demonstrate claims on our requirements 5 vendors
- 6. Technology 6 Vendors scored based on technology and use cases ● Only one vendor at the time of POC was able to satisfy the critical use case of unmanaged devices, i.e. home PC, Hotel Kiosk 1 vendor
- 7. Why Bitglass Won 7 Winning Components ● Reverse proxy (Elimination of agent installs/Redirection) ● Active Directory enforcement ● Integration with existing 2-factor solution ● Encryption on Download ● Real-time inspection on Upload from any device ● Capability for Cloud Encryption ● Managed and Unmanaged devices ● Low complexity, unified interface ● Elimination of upgrades with a cloud-based solution ● Reporting and Behavioral Analytics ● End User Experience
- 8. Poll: Which of the following is the biggest blind spot for your org today?
- 9. The Only Next-Gen CASB Zero-day data & threat protection for any app, any device, anywhere 9 Solution
- 10. Agentless deployment, any device Real-time data protection, anywhere Zero-day security, any app or workload Only Bitglass 10 Global enterprise success via sustained innovation and scale
- 11. Unmanaged DevicesManaged Devices Zero-Day Control of any SaaS or Custom App Major SaaS Long-tail SaaS Internal Apps → 11 Threat Protection Data Protection VisibilityIdentity Zero-Day CoreTM ● Contextual access control ● DLP w/ adv. remediation ● Field and file encryption ● Known & Zero-day malware protection ● Account hijack protection ● Integrated Single Sign-On (SSO) ● Step-up multi-factor auth ● Session management ● UEBA ● Policy-based remediation Proxy + API Agentless ProxyAgent/Agentless Proxy
- 12. Elastic ● Hosted globally on AWS ● Or your private cloud High performance ● Auto-scaling and replication ● Global load balancing Reliable ● Fully redundant architecture ● 24x7x365 global support Bitglass Global Infrastructure 12