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Microsoft Releases Sensitive by Default Upload for SharePoint Online

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Access blocked to a SharePoint file because DLP processing is not yet done
Access blocked to a SharePoint file because DLP processing is not yet done

A new SharePoint Online feature blocks access to newly uploaded files until Office 365 Data Loss Prevention processes the files to detect policy violations due to the presence of sensitive data. DLP processing for SharePoint Online can take several hours to reach new files, so enabling sensitive by default stops users inadvertently sharing sensitive content until DLP can process files. The downside is that you can’t apply sensitive by default to individual sites. It’s all or nothing…

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Glass Class: Cloud Security Priorities 2020

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In 2020, organizations must focus on improving their cloud security posture in order to protect corporate data. There are many opportunities for employee missteps causing inadvertent or even malicious exposure. Additionally, without safeguards, … Continue reading Glass Class: Cloud Security Priorities 2020→

Bitglass: Deck the Cloud

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With 2019 at its tail end, I can’t help but reminisce on how eventful the year has been for the Bitglass family. We started the year by securing yet another round of funding to fuel our growth and went on to be featured as a leader in Gartner’s 2019 M… Continue reading Bitglass: Deck the Cloud→

Glass Class: Securing G Suite

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G Suite is a set of cloud based productivity tools developed by Google. The Suite of products is comprised of Gmail, Calendar, Docs, Sheets, Slides, and more. These collaborative tools generally increase productivity and efficiency across organi… Continue reading Glass Class: Securing G Suite→

Glass Class: CASB vs SWG

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For many years, organizations have been using secure Web gateways (SWGs) to protect against malware and malicious websites very successfully. However, as cloud applications become more popular, a change in security strategy becomes necessary. In… Continue reading Glass Class: CASB vs SWG→

Glass Class: Why Integration Matters for Cloud Security

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Integrated cloud apps are becoming vital to the way people are working in this day and age. We adopt new cloud applications quickly and don’t often think about the risk associated with sharing the data. Cloud integration increases producti… Continue reading Glass Class: Why Integration Matters for Cloud Security→

Be Anyone or Anything with Facial Projection Mask

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In the market for a low-poly change to your look? Hate the idea of showing up for a costume party only to find out someone is wearing the same mask as you? Then this face changing front-projection mask may be just the thing for you.

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Glass Class: Integrating CASB with DLP

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Most organizations withhold extremely sensitive data, and to prevent that information from leaking externally, they have turned to data loss prevention (DLP) tools. In the past, these organizations would apply DLP tools to their on-premises stor… Continue reading Glass Class: Integrating CASB with DLP→

Appeasing the Oasis of Unknown: Shadow IT Discovery

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In a sea of millions of apps, which one is the biggest fish to fry? Firewall and proxy logs catch the traffic of users, but identifying what needs attention in such comprehensive logs can be overwhelming. Shadow IT discovery offers the ability to narr… Continue reading Appeasing the Oasis of Unknown: Shadow IT Discovery→