Fantastic post by Vishal Rao that highlights our strengths and differentiation: (1). Network transformation and employee productivity digital transformations can only be successful if organizations can protect the data that is acted upon at its very core. (2). All SSE platforms are not the same - look for those that give you 1+1 = 3 effect. If you are asked to login into multiple consoles, that’s not a platform! 🙏 (3). Just like in the car industry, “hybrid” mode of deployment is here to stay - this is a massive differentiator in regulated industries - finance, healthcare, Government etc. If you want to know more about this, Skyhigh Security will be at RSAC, 2024.(Booth: N-5378) - come visit us and learn how we are leaping ahead in SSE as we secure the cloud for the modern enterprise. CC: Vishal Rao Abhay Solapurkar Sekhar Sarukkai Marc Bala Suhaas Kodagali Mallik Vatti Hari Prasad Mariswamy Anthony Frum Kelly Elliott
In our most recent #blog, Skyhigh Security CEO Vishal Rao spotlights our recent recognition of being named a Visionary for Security Service Edge (SSE) for the second consecutive year! 👏🏆 He highlights 3 big takeaways, which validate our industry-recognized #SSE product strategy: 1. Data-Centric vs. User-Centric Approach 2️. Unified Platform and Dashboard 3. Strength in Regulated Industries ☁️ Read the blog to learn more about our modern data-centric approach to #cloudsecurity: https://bit.ly/44plsUO
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5moInteresting insights. I think you point out the right challenges as illustrated by the recent explosion of genAI applications, it is not the network or even identity that can be the control point for security, but it needs to be the data itself. Why do I think so? AI agents will be even more embedded in applications and enterprises and they will access all the free form data that is distributed on behalf of users, customers and applications in document shares, collaboration applications, comment fields in SaaS and data lakes. To protect this, policy needs to be centered on Zero Trust Data Access. To achieve this, one will have to protect data at rest, transit and use. This requires a platform approach with a unified policy framework. Having taken a fresh look [after a couple years] at Skyhigh's security platform & contextual policy model, I think sky is really the limit:).