- Access Management
- Application
- Cloud
- Cloud Access Security Broker
- Cloud Infrastructure
- Cloud Security
- Command and Control
- Compliance
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- Connectivity
- Cybersecurity
- Data Center
- Data Loss Prevention
- Data Protection
- Edge
- Enterprise
- Firewall-as-a-Service
- gateway
- Hybrid Work
- Identity Access Management
- Internet
- Malware
- Multicloud
- Network Operator
- Network Security
- on-premises
- Orchestration
- Phishing
- Protection
- Public Cloud
- Secure Access Service Edge
- Secure Web Gateway
- Security Information and Event Management
- Security Services Edge
- Services
- Software-as-a-Service
- Storage
- Telemetry
- Threats
- Visibility
- Zero Trust
- Zero Trust Network
- Zero-Trust Network Access
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Who is Netskope?
Netskope is a cloud security platform provider focused on securing access to web, Software-as-a-Service (SaaS), private applications, and public cloud resources for enterprises.
- Cloud security platform for web, SaaS, private apps, and public cloud.
- Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) and security service edge (SSE) capabilities.
- Data protection and Data Loss Prevention (DLP) across cloud and remote access.
- Threat protection for cloud, web, and remote users.
- Zero trust network access (ZTNA) and secure remote access to private applications.
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More About Netskope
Netskope provides cloud-delivered security services that enterprises use to secure user access to web applications, SaaS platforms, private applications, and public cloud environments. Its offerings are positioned in SASE and security service edge (SSE) categories, combining network security and cloud security controls delivered through a distributed cloud infrastructure. Organizations deploy Netskope to apply consistent security policies for employees on-premises (on-prem), remote, and on mobile devices.
The company’s core platform focuses on inline and out-of-band inspection of traffic to and from cloud and web services. Netskope applies DLP (data security) to identify and control sensitive information, such as personal data, financial information, or intellectual property, moving across SaaS applications, web uploads, and cloud storage. This data-centric approach is used by security and compliance teams to enforce corporate policies, address regulatory requirements, and reduce data exposure in multi-cloud and hybrid work environments.
Netskope’s threat protection (cloud and web security) capabilities examine cloud and web traffic for malware, phishing, command-and-control activity, and other threats. It integrates with enterprise identity providers and endpoint agents to associate user, device, and application context with security decisions. The platform uses URL filtering, sandboxing, and behavior analysis as part of its web and cloud security controls, enabling enterprises to apply granular policies per user, group, device type, and application.
Within the broader SASE and Security Services Edge (SSE) architectures, Netskope provides Secure Web Gateway (SWG) (network security), Cloud Access Security Broker (CASB) (cloud security), zero trust network access (ZTNA) (remote access security), and Firewall-as-a-Service (FWaaS) (network security) capabilities. These functions are delivered from a global cloud infrastructure that enterprises connect to through lightweight agents, direct internet connections, or network integrations. This architecture is designed to support remote and branch users as they connect directly to cloud services rather than backhauling traffic to centralized data centers.
For private application access, Netskope’s zero trust network access (ZTNA) offering provides authenticated, segmented access to internal applications without exposing full network access. This supports application-level connectivity based on user identity and device posture, aligning with zero trust security frameworks commonly adopted by enterprises. Administrators define policies that determine which users can reach specific internal applications, with traffic routed through Netskope’s cloud for policy enforcement.
Enterprises commonly integrate Netskope with identity and access management platforms, Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) tools, security orchestration and response platforms, and endpoint security tools. Through these integrations, security teams gain visibility into cloud usage, enforce acceptable use policies, and correlate Netskope telemetry with other security data. In marketplace and directory taxonomies, Netskope aligns with categories such as SSE and SASE platforms, CASB, SWG, Zero-Trust Network Access (ZTNA), DLP, and cloud and web threat protection.
Our description of Netskope. Updated December 2025.
