The integration enriches security operations tools by facilitating the sharing of threat intelligence between the Netskope One platform, Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) solution, and Illumio’s Zero Trust Segmentation (ZTS) security product.
Illumio and Netskope create Zero Trust policies that consistently secure and protect access at an organization’s perimeter and within their hybrid, multi-cloud infrastructure.
This integration involves using the Illumio Plugin built inside of Netskope’s Cloud Exchange Cloud Threat Exchange (CTE) module.
Automatically see compromised workloads and update Netskope ZTNA remote access permissions with Illumio ZTS. Integrating Illumio Zero Trust Segmentation with Netskope One solves two key challenges:
Illumio identifies a workload compromised by malware, re-labels it as quarantined, and notifies Netskope of this change allowing Netskope to remove the quarantined workload from its remote access permissions.
Ensure that a small security incident doesn’t become catastrophic. Illumio assumes a breach will occur and is ready to contain it at any time.
Enforce network access directly at the workload at very high scale across any network. Dynamically update access policy with full visibility into dynamic workload changes.
Illumio manages all workloads at any scale using labels, providing application-centric visibility across all hybrid, multi-cloud environments. This enables microsegmentation of every single workload, defining every workload as a dedicated trust boundary and enforcing least-privilege access between all workloads. When integrated with Netskope One, Illumio identifies a workload compromised by malware, re-labels it as quarantined, and notifies Netskope of this change. This allows Netskope to remove the quarantined workload from its remote access permissions.
By combining Illumio ZTS with Netskope One, organizations gain a consistent, real-time view of user-to-application and application-to-application traffic.
Combined visibility defines Netskope policy to block access between users and potentially compromised workloads or workloads in segmented environments.
Netskope’s security policies automatically update user access based on metadata from Illumio, eliminating the need to rewrite rules as workload attributes change.
By combining Illumio ZTS with Netskope One, organizations gain a consistent, real-time view of user-to-application and application-to-application traffic.
Combined visibility defines Netskope policy to block access between users and potentially compromised workloads or workloads in segmented environments.
Netskope’s security policies automatically update user access based on metadata from Illumio, eliminating the need to rewrite rules as workload attributes change.
On this episode of Security Visionaries, host Emily Wearmouth explores the concept of zero trust with cybersecurity experts John Kindervag, the “Godfather of Zero Trust,” and Neil Thacker. Listen in as they recount the origins of zero trust, its underlying principles, and how it’s reshaping modern organizations. They also clarify the common misconception that zero trust is only about identity and access management, stressing that its broader scope in safeguarding organizational assets.