!!! Overview[1]
[{$pagename}] ([CASB]) are [on-premise], or [cloud]-based security [Policy Enforcement Points], placed between [cloud Service Users] and [Cloud Service Providers] to combine and interject Enterprise [security] and or [Access Control Policy] for [Cloud computing] [resources].


[{$pagename}] consolidate multiple types of security [policy] enforcement. [Example] security policies include [authentication], [single Sign-On], [authorization] ([Access Control]), [Credential Mapping], [device] profiling, [encryption], [tokenization], [logging], [alerting], [malware] detection/prevention and so on.

!! How [{$pagename}] Work
[{$pagename}]s may run in a corporate data center or in a hybrid mode that involves the data center and the cloud, but the majority of companies choose a [{$pagename}] that operates exclusively from the [cloud] – unless [Regulation] or [data] sovereignty considerations require an on-premises solution.


!! [{$pagename}] Providers
* Forcepoint CASB
* Skyhigh Networks
* Cisco Cloudlock
* Microsoft Cloud App Security
* Bitglass Cloud Security
* Netskope Active Platform

!! More Information
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[#1] - [Cloud Access Security Brokers (CASBs)|https://www.gartner.com/it-glossary/cloud-access-security-brokers-casbs/|_blank]