Safeguarding your data in a work-from-anywhere world
Data protection and compliance for your transforming network
There's been an increase in risks. Consequently, data protection regulations have expanded. IT leaders must close security gaps created by the cloud and mobility. Adding security appliances to a complex security stack causes more issues than it solves.
With Zscaler data protection services, you can close your security gaps, regardless of where users connect, where applications are hosted, or whether traffic is encrypted. This whitepaper explores how Zscaler Cloud DLP protects against data loss across all users and branches.
Here's what you'll learn in this eBook:
- Why cloud transformation requires you to rethink data protection
- How you can eliminate false positives with Exact Data Match
- How Zscaler securely enables the use of cloud applications with cloud access security broker (CASB) functionality
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