Acronyms Explained: CASB
Cloud Access Security Broker or CASB refers to a specialised security technology or service that acts as an intermediary between an organisation's internal network and the cloud service providers it uses. CASBs are designed to provide organisations with visibility and control over the security of their data and applications in the cloud. They act as a security gateway, enforcing security policies, monitoring user activity, and protecting against threats in cloud environments. CASBs offer a range of capabilities such as data loss prevention, encryption, authentication, and access control, allowing organisations to securely adopt and manage cloud services while maintaining compliance and mitigating risks associated with cloud-based operations.
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