Three Steps to Securely Enable Office 365

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The pervasiveness of shadow IT is a result of the tremendous value these SaaS applications are providing to end users. Because of data exposure and threat insertion risks, users can’t run unchecked. A sledgehammer approach of simply blocking applications is not the right approach. Disrupting business critical applications while blocking risky applications will have significant business impact since users have become accustomed to using these applications to do their daily jobs. This has never been truer than with Office 365. This puts a spotlight on the existing challenge of securing SaaS applications that can no longer be ignored.

Join us for a live webinar where you will also learn how to enable safe usage of SaaS applications, including Office 365, with complete visibility and granular enforcement to prevent data risk and compliance violations. You will also hear from Unit 42, the Palo Alto Networks threat research team, on how malware is now adapting to leverage SaaS applications.

The webinar will show you how to:

The challenges of SaaS applications are already here whether they are enabled by IT or end users themselves. Find out how to take back control and safely enable their use.

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Speakers:

Bryan Lee is a Threat Intelligence Researcher with Unit 42 at Palo Alto Networks. His areas of expertise are in cyber espionage threats, cyber security operations, and threat collection. Prior to joining Unit 42 at Palo Alto Networks, Bryan worked at the NASA Security Operations Center, first as a real time detection analyst, transitioning into the threat intelligence team at the NASA SOC, and ultimately moving into leading the real time detection team. Bryan’s diverse set of experiences provides a unique perspective on the viability of people, processes and technology from both an operational and theoretical capacity.

Anuj Sawani is a Sr Product Marketing Manager at Palo Alto Networks focused on cloud security and guiding organizations as they transition their applications and data to the public cloud. Anuj has a wealth of experience building virtual security products and cloud security services for multiple security vendors. Prior to Palo Alto Networks, he successfully introduced virtual security appliances to various public cloud providers including AWS and Microsoft Azure. Anuj also spearheaded many initiatives to scale, secure and optimize Cisco’s SaaS security services with data centers worldwide. Prior to working on cloud security, Anuj managed multiple product lines at Barracuda Networks including their web security and next-generation firewall appliances.