A cloud-native SASE platform providing visibility and real-time data and threat protection across cloud apps, web, and private applications. Its Zero Trust Engine enforces granular policies whether users are on corporate networks or remote.
What is Netskope?
Netskope is a cloud-native security platform built on the Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) architecture, providing visibility and control over data and threats across cloud applications, web traffic, and private application access. Its Zero Trust Network Access engine evaluates every connection request against identity, device posture, and behavioral context before granting access, applying granular policies that can distinguish between sanctioned and unsanctioned cloud app usage. Netskope's inline inspection of cloud traffic allows it to detect data exfiltration attempts, malware downloads, and compromised credential usage in real time. The platform generates detailed transaction logs covering every cloud app interaction, web request, and private app session, which are valuable for SOC investigations involving insider threats, cloud account compromise, or shadow IT usage.
How does Netskope work with Qevlar?
Qevlar integrates with Netskope to pull cloud access and web traffic logs during investigations involving data exfiltration or cloud account compromise. When an alert suggests that sensitive data may be leaving the organization through a cloud application, Qevlar can query Netskope to identify the specific transactions involved and determine whether the activity matches known threat patterns.
Want to help your analysts focus on the most critical alerts?
Frequently asked questions
What is Netskope?
Netskope is a cloud-native SASE platform that provides visibility and real-time data and threat protection across cloud apps, web and private applications, with a Zero Trust engine enforcing granular policies for on-network and remote users alike.
What can you do with Netskope in Qevlar?
Qevlar can ingest Netskope alerts and query cloud-access and web-traffic data during investigations involving data exfiltration or cloud account compromise — identifying the specific transactions involved and matching them against known threat patterns.
Does Qevlar help investigate data exfiltration?
Yes. When an alert suggests sensitive data is leaving through a cloud app, Qevlar uses Netskope transaction logs to pinpoint the activity and assess whether it is malicious.
Can Qevlar correlate cloud activity with the rest of my stack?
Yes. Qevlar ties Netskope signals together with identity, endpoint and threat-intelligence sources to build a complete picture of the incident.
Other integrations
.avif)
