Creating a Control Point for the Cloud to Centralize Security in a De-Centralized World

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Presented at CSAsummit 2015 by

Darrin Mourer

With the average company using 1,154 cloud services and 16% of data headed to cloud file-sharing services classified as sensitive, it’s no wonder that companies are looking to Cloud Access Security Brokers (CASB) to help them define what data goes to the cloud and how it’s accessed, shared, and protected. In this session we’ll share stories from companies like Aetna, Comcast, DIRECTV, and Western Union that are using CASBs to create a “control point for the cloud” to centralize security policies in a world where users, devices, and data are increasingly decentralized.