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Leadership Compass CASB KuppingerCole Report LEADERSHIP COMPASS by Mike Small |August 2016 Cloud Access Security Brokers How do you ensure secure and compliant access to cloud services without losing the agility and cost benefits that these services provide? This report gives you an overview of the market for Cloud Access Security Brokers and a compass to help you to find the product that you need. by Mike Small [email protected] August 2016 Leadership Compass Cloud Security Access Brokers By KuppingerCole KuppingerCole Advisory Note Cloud Access Security Brokers Report No.: 71,138 Content 1 Management Summary ................................................................................................................ 4 1.1 Overall Leadership ............................................................................................................................ 5 1.2 Product Leadership ........................................................................................................................... 5 1.3 Market Leadership ............................................................................................................................ 6 1.4 Innovation ......................................................................................................................................... 7 2 Methodology ................................................................................................................................ 7 3 Product Rating .............................................................................................................................. 9 4 Vendor Rating ............................................................................................................................ 11 5 Vendor Coverage ........................................................................................................................ 12 6 Market Segment ......................................................................................................................... 12 7 Specific Features Analysed .......................................................................................................... 14 7.1 Shadow Cloud ................................................................................................................................. 14 7.2 Data Security .................................................................................................................................. 14 7.3 Access Control ................................................................................................................................ 14 7.4 Compliance ..................................................................................................................................... 15 7.5 Cyber Security ................................................................................................................................. 15 7.6 Other Unique Selling Propositions ................................................................................................. 15 8 Market Leaders .......................................................................................................................... 16 9 Product leaders .......................................................................................................................... 17 10 Innovation Leaders ..................................................................................................................... 18 11 Product Evaluation ..................................................................................................................... 19 11.1 CensorNet ....................................................................................................................................... 20 11.2 CipherCloud .................................................................................................................................... 21 11.3 FireLayers ........................................................................................................................................ 22 11.4 IBM ................................................................................................................................................. 23 11.5 Imperva ........................................................................................................................................... 24 11.6 Microsoft ........................................................................................................................................ 25 11.7 Netskope ......................................................................................................................................... 26 11.8 Skyhigh Networks ........................................................................................................................... 27 12 Products at a Glance ................................................................................................................... 28 12.1 Ratings at a glance .......................................................................................................................... 28 12.2 The Market/Product Matrix ........................................................................................................... 30 12.3 The Product/Innovation Matrix ...................................................................................................... 31 12.4 The Innovation/Market Matrix ....................................................................................................... 32 13 Overall Leadership ...................................................................................................................... 34 KuppingerCole Leadership Compass Cloud Access Security Brokers Report No.: 71,138 Page 2 of 38 14 Vendors and Market Segments to Watch .................................................................................... 35 14.1 Bitglass ............................................................................................................................................ 35 14.2 Symantec, Blue Coat, Perspecsys and Elastica ............................................................................... 35 14.3 CloudLock and Cisco ....................................................................................................................... 36 14.4 NextLabs® ....................................................................................................................................... 36 14.5 Palerra ............................................................................................................................................ 36 14.6 Palo Alto Networks ......................................................................................................................... 37 14.7 SkyFormation .................................................................................................................................. 37 14.8 Vaultive ........................................................................................................................................... 37 15 Copyright ................................................................................................................................... 37 Content Tables Table 1 Comparative overview of the ratings for the product capabilities ............................................... 28 Table 2 Comparative overview of the ratings for the vendors .................................................................. 29 Table of Figures Figure 1: Overall Leaders in the Cloud Access Security Broker segment ..................................................... 5 Figure 2: Product Leaders in the Cloud Access Security Broker segment .................................................... 5 Figure 3: Market Leaders in the Cloud Access Security Broker segment ..................................................... 6 Figure 4: Innovation Leaders in the Cloud Access Security Broker segment ............................................... 7 Figure 5: Market Leaders in the Cloud Access Security Broker segment .................................................. 16 Figure 6: Product Leaders in the Cloud Access Security Broker segment .................................................. 17 Figure 7: Innovation Leaders in the Cloud Access Security Broker segment ............................................. 18 Figure 8: The Market/Product Matrix ........................................................................................................ 30 Figure 9: The Product/Innovation Matrix ................................................................................................... 31 Figure 10: The Innovation/Market Matrix ................................................................................................. 32 Figure 11: The Overall Leadership rating for the Cloud Access Security Broker segment ......................... 34 Related Research Documents Advisory Note: Security Organization, Governance, and the Cloud – 71151 Scenario Report: Understanding Cloud Security – 70321 Advisory Note: Cloud Provider Assurance – 70586 Advisory Note: Selecting your cloud provider – 70742 Leadership Compass: Infrastructure as a Service - 70959 KuppingerCole Leadership Compass Cloud Access Security Brokers Report No.: 71,138 Page 3 of 38 1 Management Summary The easy availability of IT services delivered as cloud services together with the revolution in the range of devices that are used to access these
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