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Enterprise security starts at the endpoint: your browser. But that’s not where it stops. #Chrome Enterprise Premium takes it to the next level, enforcing access control so only the right users on the right devices can access your data or SaaS apps. Learn more here: https://goo.gle/3w39tzy
Looking for a better way to access any app or resource, no matter where you are, what device you use? 🤔 Say goodbye to VPN and hello to Microsoft’s Security Service Edge (SSE) solution! 😎 This solution lets you manage access policies for employees, partners, and workloads in real time. You can connect to your private apps or resources, SaaS apps, and Microsoft 365 endpoints with zero trust network access. 🔐 Want to see how it works? Check out this Proof of Concept Deployment Guide for Microsoft’s SSE solution. It will show you how to activate SSE, install the Global Secure Access Client, configure traffic forwarding, and test different scenarios. 🚀 https://lnkd.in/dcCtPAqi #Microsoft #SSE #ZTNA #Security #ZeroTrust #PoC
#TechBits Exploring the hidden gems of Microsoft Intune! 🌐✨ Let's talk about 'Conditional Access App Control,' an underappreciated feature that adds an extra layer of protection to your organization's cloud applications. With this feature, you can create policies that define actions users can perform within apps based on specific conditions. For instance, imagine a scenario where a user tries to download sensitive files from SharePoint on an unmanaged device. Conditional Access App Control steps in, allowing you to block or restrict actions, preventing data leakage and fortifying your security posture. It's all about securing the digital frontier seamlessly. 🔒💼 #MicrosoftIntune #ConditionalAccess #SecurityInTech
🚨 Attention SaaS professionals! Malicious apps are infiltrating SaaS stacks, posing grave risks. Learn how to protect your core apps in our latest article: https://shorturl.at/AHO04 #SaaS #Security
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"Today, Microsoft also announced the launch of two new services, Entra Internet Access and Entra Private Access, in public preview, designed to provide secure access to corporate resources. Entra Internet Access is used to secure public-facing web services, allowing admins to restrict visitors through Conditional Access. "Microsoft Entra Internet Access is an identity centric Secure Web Gateway that protects access to all internet, SaaS, and Microsoft 365 apps and resources," Chik said. Entra Private Access is VPN-like service that allows remote access to internal, private corporate resources. "Microsoft Entra Private Access is an identity centric Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) that secures access to private apps and resources," Chik said. You can sign-up for a preview of Entra Internet Access and Entra Private Access's upcoming capabilities today before their release scheduled for later this year."
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This is a really good interview and gives solid insight into why the Enterprise Browser is becoming a movement and why IT and cybersecurity professionals are paying attention.
A couple of weeks ago, Brian Kenyon of Island joined me in a private roundtable with a group of CISOs where we discussed securing SaaS and Web based apps along with the inherent risks of browsers created initially for the consumer and lacking necessary enterprise controls. With the increasing interest in enterprise browsers and alternatives to VDI in certain scenarios, I asked Brian to hop on a brief video interview with me to dive further into the topic. Here you can read the summary and watch the interview. https://lnkd.in/eN_iC532
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Is your business increasingly worried about the visibility, performance and security of core SaaS apps delivered (broadly speaking) over the Internet? If so, this Hear from an Expert update we ran this week is worth a good watch then! Enjoy! Wondering how ThousandEyes (part of Cisco) can help you resolve Internet reliant performance issues proactively so your team’s be more productive? Contact us, let’s have a relaxed chat. 👍 #MurdochWebster #ThoursandEyes #TechUpdate
Hands on Review: LayerX's Enterprise Browser Security Extension: The browser has become the main work interface in modern enterprises. It’s where employees create and interact with data, and how they access organizational and external SaaS and web apps. As a result, the browser is extensively targeted by adversaries. They seek to steal the data it stores and use it for malicious access to organizational SaaS apps or the hosting machine. Additionally, https://lnkd.in/ggxrQa-s
Tune in to CISO Series on Friday, October 27, at 1 p.m. ET with David Spark and Varonis' Brian Vecci to learn more about the risks associated with your team's sanctioned and unsanctioned SaaS apps. Save your spot!