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Hear from our Product Management and Product Adoption leads as they cover the latest platform updates from Release 124, 125, and 126.  Key Product Updates: NextGen API Protection Enhancements for Zoom – DLP/TSS support for In-Meeting and Team Chat conversations Retroactive Scan Enhancements – Advanced Scan Filter options based on Time Ranges Next-Gen API – Write Google Labels Support for Customizing SSPM Scoring – Customize SSPM scoring as per your organization requirements Netskope Private Access (NPA) – Explicit Proxy Configuration Support on a Publisher Netskope Private Access (NPA) – Updated Limit for Publishers per Private App Definition Log Streaming – Product capabilities for direct to cloud integrations  Explore past webinars in this series!

Hear from our security engineers as they discuss how we use Netskope Endpoint SD-WAN for gaining real-time visibility into bypassed traffic, tracking SSL certificate-pinned applications, and uncovering the roots of "shadow IT" behavior. Learn how to: Use the SD-WAN console to capture and analyze bypass flows Configure AppX policies to flag "interesting" traffic Monitor and investigate SSL-pinned app behavior (including custom and pre-defined apps) Strengthen security posture with intelligent exception handling Leverage this capability for troubleshooting, resource tuning, and forensics For more information, check out our blog post.  View past events in this series!

Hear from our internal security team as they discuss the systematic approach we take at Netskope to diagnose and resolve client issues effectively.  Key Topics:Understanding Netskope Client Architecture – How the client interacts with cloud security services and network components. Common Client Issues and Root Causes – Connectivity failures, latency, and policy misconfigurations. Troubleshooting Tools and Logs – Leveraging Netskope Client Debug Logs, Packet Captures, and Browser Developer Tools. Best Practices for Resolution – Steps to address common client-side issues and optimize deployment. DEMO: Using the Netskope Client itself to troubleshoot issues on the OS and applications.For more information, check out our blog post.  View past events in this series!

This one is more for my tech partners than for customers. If you tie your idp into your Netskope tenant you would never do this. This is really just for a lab environment. This will create users and groups that you can then use in policy.  Create API token for scimGo to Settings > Tools > REST API v2 > New Token  Create an API token that has the two scim endpoints added.  With the token copied and stored somewhere. Go to API Documentation.  Add the token to the Authorize In the scim section use the apis to view and create the users/groups.  Adding a userStart by adding the user. Be sure to change the userNamePOST /api/v2/scim/Users{  "schemas": [    "urn:ietf:params:scim:schemas:core:2.0:User"  ],  "userName": "taylorkelce",  "name": {    "familyName": "kelce",    "givenName": "taylor"  },  "active": true,  "emails": [    {      "value": "taylor@eras.tour",      "primary": true    }  ],  "externalId": "User-Ext_id",  "meta": {    "resourceType": "User"  }} Search for your user

Hear from Deepti Hemwani, Director of Product Management, as she demonstrates how to better understand your data landscape, uncover hidden security risks, and enforce security policies to protect your most valuable assets against future threats with Netskope One Data Security Posture Management (DSPM).   To learn more, check out our Customer Exclusive DSPM event on-demand! 

Hear from our internal security team as they discuss the possible settings and changes which can be made in the Netskope tenant to accommodate a lost/stolen corporate managed device.  Learn how to: Modify settings in the tenant proactively for lost/stolen device cases in the future Effectively deal with lost/stolen devices by setting up protective measures against device misuse Minimize data loss in case of lost/stolen device cases by blocking data movement from the device  Check out our blog for more information!

Hi can someone help me? I have a trining today Security Cloud Operation & Administration (NSCO&A) Training - EMEA (BST) - March 24-26, 2025but the link is not working:Here is your unique link - http://events.netskope.com/nscoa-emea-bst-march24-26/virtual?guest-access-hash=NDU5MTEwMTI5fDc5MDk2ODE3MHwxNzQxOTQyMzA3O2MwMDJmMzY2Nzc5ZGVhNWQxOTA5NGU3OGQ2YTcyZTcxZjE2YmM2N2Q3OTY4OGJhYzA2YzNjMjEzZWU2NjVkY2U%3D thanks

Deploying Enterprise Browser to your Mac DevicesIntroductionEnterprise Browser allows organizations to provide secure access to sensitive applications & content for unmanaged devices or devices not running the Netskope client. Here at Netskope the Global Information Security and Information Technology teams partnered closely to successfully launch this technology internally. Below you will find instructions on how the IT team deployed this solution to our fleet of Mac devices.Netskope Enterprise Browser application is deployed through Iru/Kandji MDM using a DMG containing a .app file. The deployment process was automated with a pre-install script to audit the app’s presence, download it if needed, and ensure proper installation. Additionally, a bash script handled profile enrollment, enabling a completely zero-touch activation process. This approach significantly streamlined deployment, ensuring minimal user intervention and high success rates. Iru/KandjiIru/Kandji is a purpose-bui

Deploying Netskope Enterprise Browser to your Windows FleetIntroductionEnterprise Browser allows organizations to provide secure access to sensitive applications & content for unmanaged devices or devices not running the Netskope client. Here at Netskope the Global Information Security and Information Technology teams partnered closely to successfully launch this technology internally. Below you will find instructions on how the IT team deployed this solution to our fleet of Windows machines. This method is for deploying with Microsoft Intune. This guide details how to deploy the Netskope Enterprise Browser with auto profile enrollment. Netskope Enterprise Browser profiles are leveraging users' corporate email address and for Entra Joined Windows machines, this allows admins to leverage the UPN to have the browser auto enroll upon deployment.  The method described in this guide  consists of 2 steps, deploying the installer and config file to the local machine via Win32 Deployment,

Hear from our Product Management and Product Adoption leads as they cover the latest platform updates from Release 121, 122, and 123.  Key product updates: Automated root cause analysis for DEM User Experience Score Direct Internet Access Application Performance Monitoring via Enterprise Station Support remote access over RDP and SSH without using Netskope client One time password-based disable option for Netskope Client SWG services Integration of Netskope Private Access Client and Publisher with NewEdge Traffic Management API to learn and connect to the closest (by RTT) PoP GA of CloudTAP, capture traffic between a managed endpoint with Netskope Client or branch offices using IPsec or GRE tunnels and the Netskope platform   Explore past webinars in this series!

This short demo will walk you through how to configure the ChatGPT Enterprise Compliance API within Netskope. Netskope's integration with OpenAI’s ChatGPT Enterprise Compliance API enables organizations to adhere to compliance standards, receive advanced detection and safeguarding of sensitive data, and protect against threats.  Learn more about how Netskope integrates with ChatGPT Enterprise and other generative AI platforms at https://www.netskope.com/solutions/netskope-for-chatgpt-and-generative-ai.

Netskope integrates with ChatGPT Enterprise to deliver API-enabled controls that bolster security and compliance for organizations. With our integration, organizations gain enhanced features including application visibility, robust policy enforcement, advanced data security, and comprehensive security posture management—all achieved by directly connecting to ChatGPT Enterprise.Key outcomes of our integration include:Adherence to compliance standards: From healthcare to retail, many industries require certain compliance regulations to be followed. These regulations can dictate how you handle personally identifiable information (PII), protected health information (PHI), payment card information and other regulated data. With over 50 compliance templates and 3,000+ data identifiers, help enforce data loss prevention (DLP) and compliance policies around sensitive data to support meeting compliance regulations like GDPR, HIPAA, GLBA, etc. Advanced detection and safeguarding of sensitive dat

Get a glimpse into some of the off-boarding protections that our internal security team has developed to aid them in monitoring users who transition from Netskope.  In the webinar we’ll touch on: Who gets monitored and why How we use policies to collect data and maintain security posture How we use automation to start collecting data almost instantly   View past events in this series!

Stating the Obvious: The Rise of QR Code-Based AttacksQR code-based attacks are on the rise, and it's no surprise why. Almost everyone carries a smartphone, making QR codes effortless to scan. QR codes are everywhere—on restaurant menus, event tickets, and even advertisements—creating a massive attack surface for bad actors to exploit.You may have come across the term “Quishing”—a blend of QR code and phishing. Essentially, it’s phishing using a QR code to lure victims. However, this is just the tip of the iceberg. Threat actors can use QR codes to deliver malicious payloads, exploit browser vulnerabilities, or carry out other harmful activities.What’s the Right Security Approach?For QR-based phishing, the guidance might seem straightforward: treat it like any other phishing attempt. Don’t enter sensitive information unless you’re confident in the source, and stay vigilant for suspicious signs. However, the sheer size of the attack surface and users’ reduced caution—especially when out

 Stating the Obvious: The Rise of QR Code-Based Attacks QR code-based attacks are on the rise, and it's no surprise why. Almost everyone carries a smartphone, making QR codes effortless to scan. QR codes are everywhere—on restaurant menus, event tickets, and even advertisements—creating a massive attack surface for bad actors to exploit.You may have come across the term “Quishing”—a blend of QR code and phishing. Essentially, it’s phishing using a QR code to lure victims. However, this is just the tip of the iceberg. Threat actors can use QR codes to deliver malicious payloads, exploit browser vulnerabilities, or carry out other harmful activities. What’s the Right Security Approach? For QR-based phishing, the guidance might seem straightforward: treat it like any other phishing attempt. Don’t enter sensitive information unless you’re confident in the source, and stay vigilant for suspicious signs. However, the sheer size of the attack surface and users’ reduced caution—especially when