Web security from the past can’t keep up with today’s evasive web threats.

Nonexistent HEAT Attack Visibility & Protection

Traditional SWGs are failing to protect organizations from Highly Evasive Adaptive Threats (HEAT). Cybercriminals are leveraging HEAT attacks to hide in plain sight and easily bypass SWGs. The result? Malware payloads, like ransomware, are delivered, resulting in a costly outcome.

Multiple Appliances

Legacy hardware appliance infrastructure results in multiple ProxySG and AV appliances per gateway location. Adding CASB and DLP capabilities in a hybrid approach introduces additional complexity.

Complex Policy Creation

Content Policy Language (CPL) requires hundreds of lines of policy to manage legacy HTTP/S alongside newer cloud services that use APIs and JSON.

Legacy Appliance Approach

Appliances have inflexible compute capacity which doesn’t scale to inspect encrypted traffic, provide advanced threat protection capabilities, or store every expanding web and app logs and metadata. Keeping appliances updated and patched can prove to be much more challenging than cloud delivered services.

Multiple Consoles

The digital transformation requires organization to not only have web security but also CASB and DLP which requires multiple consoles and policy configurations increasing complexity and bringing additional burden to the IT teams.

Limited Application Visibility

Visibility and control of cloud applications is limited and doesn’t scale easily to meet the needs of today’s cloud first organizations who might have more robust CASB requirements.