Lookout Cloud Security

A company's brand is a signal to the world about their vision and commitment, and we are excited that Lookout is debuting a reimagined identity and position center.

Organizations that try to keep using their perimeter-based security solutions are hindering their workers’ ability to collaborate while also losing a handle on their data.

Organizations hold onto their outdated systems because they don’t see the sense in changing something that is working, but it only takes one change to cause a major meltdown.

Digital transformation trends have created complex corporate infrastructures, which is forcing the security industry to rethink how they protect data.

Going into 2023, your organization should be laser-focused on identity and data, and the technologies that secure these elements will have to evolve.

IT cloud modernization is a great way to drive sales growth, have the edge over your competitors, and boost your employees’ productivity while enabling greater collaboration.

We're excited to announce the integration of Titus and Boldon James, leading data classification systems from Fortra, with the Lookout security service edge (SSE) solution.

With this partnership, customers can leverage two best-of-breed solutions to create an integrated, modern SASE architecture.

With millions of cloud apps, why would we want to use the same access-centric security approach for today's infrastructure that we used in the nineties?

In anticipation of the Day of Shecurity happening on December 8th, we sat down with Staff Security Intelligence Engineer, Kristina Balaam to get her take on diversity.

A unified edge security platform can give you the visibility and control you need to create a modern and efficient architecture for protecting users, applications and data.

If you stroll around Gitex, you’ll find everything from flying cars, robotics, and environment controls to IT and security.

As your organization transforms its digital infrastructure, cybersecurity needs to go through the same transformation.

It’s tough to find the silver lining in a security incident, but we can always do our best to learn from each one. Let’s take a look at what we can glean from the Uber breach.

A wrenching transference from on-premises to cloud-centric data security systems is gaining steam. Security teams are engaged in pushing cybersecurity out to the far edges.

One of the basic questions in considering encryption is to understand the differences between symmetric and asymmetric encryption methods, and where to apply each method.

As you transition to the cloud, it’s critical to have a security solution equipped to handle the risks. A unified cloud-delivered security platform is the best solution.

When organizations switch offices to accommodate business needs, moving can be a major stressor for IT teams — but it doesn’t need to be.

Verizon has launched the Lookout suite of cloud security solutions to deliver security service edge (SSE) and ensure that customers can seamlessly secure their data and apps.

Don't bring your personal life into the office; don't bring your work stuff home — these were already difficult tasks prior to the 2020 pandemic.

I had the privilege of attending a number of sessions, spending time talking with analysts and digesting some of the latest cybersecurity trends and strategies.

While firewalls are necessary, they aren’t sufficient. We need to evolve our security thinking from a perimeter, access control-centric view to a distributed data-centric one.

As organizations begin to combine legacy on-premises tools with cloud services, integrating SSE with existing SD-WAN will help address new cloud-based security challenges.

K-12 school systems must eliminate the patchwork of solutions that fail to meet the depth and breadth of security requirements that accompany digital education.

Even before working from anywhere became the norm, organizations of every size were already becoming more reliant on mobile devices and productivity apps.

Demands to protect systems and data are rising, as higher education institutions are now subject to more stringent cybersecurity and privacy expectations.

To ensure that they are protected against intrusion, compromise, disruption and data exfiltration, hospital systems need to rethink the way they deploy cybersecurity.

With the TX-RAMP certification, Lookout offers a seamless path for all state entities to meet the OMB-mandated Zero Trust requirements.

By harnessing the many powers of converged security, SSE diminishes the worries of the unknown – regaining visibility and control with granular policies.

We’re offering Ivanti customers the opportunity to smoothly transition into a Zero Trust security posture without leaving behind their existing tools.

A ransomware attack isn’t a single event; it’s persistent. To secure your organization, you need a full picture of what is happening with your endpoints, users, apps and data.

Enforcing data access policies has become increasingly complicated. EDRM ensures that data boundaries are set dynamically, even when the data travels around freely.

We live in an IT world surrounded by buzzwords that are largely marketing gimmicks. Zero Trust, for example, is a concept no one understands and is slapped onto everything.

The cyber threats initially directed at Ukrainian government bodies and infrastructure could easily be targeted at other nations.

Organizations need to streamline their security operations — that’s where SSE comes in. But not all products are made equal.

As the federal government continues to emphasize the importance of Zero Trust, Lookout has achieved a major milestone to aid in those efforts.

We believe our strong position in the “Completeness of Vision” axis demonstrates the alignment of the Lookout Platform with the market direction.

To better understand these attacks, I invited Vodafone security experts Andy Deacon and Verity Carter-Johnson to the Lookout podcast.

See how Lookout helped them protect their sensitive data and meet compliance regulations as they migrated to full cloud adoption.

There’s a new acronym in town: SSE, which stands for Security Service Edge. If this looks similar to Secure Access Service Edge (SASE), it’s because they are closely related.

This large financial services firm needed to ensure they were protecting data in email without increasing complexity or limiting productivity.

We discuss how modern DLP solutions, integrated in a cloud-delivered platform, can help organizations prevent data breaches while providing secure access to remote workers.

While most of us understand Zero Trust conceptually, the path to Zero Trust is complex and constantly evolving. In this blog, I break down what is and what isn’t Zero Trust.

Discover why companies need to embrace zero trust and the SASE convergence with a plan. Get started today with the Gartner SASE Roadmap.

I believe that in 2022 we will see the beginning of the end of on-premises security tools, as isolated, point solutions running in data centers.

To give you insight into how Lookout implements our SASE platform and how you can get started, we sat down with our director of IT systems...

Instead of relying on static security checks or staring continuously at the static, you can use automated security to look at user behaviors.

By integrating our security and access platforms we are able to extend Lookout CCA and provide a modern approach to Zero Trust.

We discuss why on-premises solutions are no longer feasible in a remote-first environment and how Zero Trust can only be done by leveraging the power of the cloud.

Why were hospitals so frequently breached by attacks? To answer that question, I turned to an old friend of Lookout — former CISO Mike Murray.

Today Lookout announced that we’ve acquired CipherCloud, a leading cloud-native security company that operates in the emerging Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) market.

Organizations utilize on-premise software because they want full control. But it actually increases their risks.

Our mission at the Lookout Foundation is to make meaningful differences around us – in the neighborhoods we live and in the industry we work.