Cloud security platforms are helping organizations mitigate risks associated with using cloud-based applications and services. They can provide strong data protection capabilities, incorporating data loss prevention and data encryption and tokenization. A group of vendors provide identity and access management capabilities. Others monitor cloud-based systems for suspicious activity and provide a mechanism for policy enforcement, reporting and alerting. Some vendors are also pushing the envelope, providing SaaS-based tools for managing incident response activities, a cloud-based sandbox to analyze and identify advanced threats or track and control employee laptops, smartphones and tablets regardless of their location.
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Cloud security platforms are helping organizations mitigate risks associated with using cloud-based applications and services. They can provide strong data protection capabilities, incorporating data loss prevention and data encryption and tokenization. A group of vendors provide identity and access management capabilities. Others monitor cloud-based systems for suspicious activity and provide a mechanism for policy enforcement, reporting and alerting. Some vendors are also pushing the envelope, providing SaaS-based tools for managing incident response activities, a cloud-based sandbox to analyze and identify advanced threats or track and control employee laptops, smartphones and tablets regardless of their location.
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