Netskope enhances zero trust strategies with Log Streaming - October 2025
In recent updates, Netskope reinforced its focus on zero trust architectures, introducing the Netskope Log Streaming capability. This new feature allows real-time access to security logs directly into preferred cloud storage and Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) solutions. The integration aims to reduce the burden on infrastructure and streamline log management processes, thereby assisting in risk-based decision-making.
The Log Streaming capability integrates with existing SIEM platforms such as CrowdStrike, Splunk, Microsoft Sentinel, and Cribl. This collaboration enhances visibility and operational efficiency by providing actionable insights to security teams, facilitating quicker responses to threats. The strategy emphasizes the importance of a robust zero trust ecosystem to manage users, devices, applications, and data effectively.
Further, Netskope has identified a new Python remote access tool (RAT) targeting gamers. This malware, masquerading as the “Nursultan Client,” utilizes the Telegram Application Programming Interface (API) for Command and Control (C2) operations, capturing sensitive data such as Discord authentication tokens. The tool highlights the ongoing threats within gaming communities and underscores the need for heightened vigilance among IT leaders.
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Netskope identifies a new Python RAT that uses Telegram for C2, targeting gamers and exfiltrating data.