Netskope Help

API Data Protection can now detect anonymous users i.e., user joining the meeting without an email ID in Microsoft Office 365 Teams meeting. Netskope treats an anonymous user as an external user. The Netskope policy engine applies the appropriate action based on the exposure calculation of this user, in this case, external user.

You can view the anonymous user at the following Netskope UI locations:

If a user logs in to a Microsoft Office 365 Teams (chat or meeting) using a Microsoft personal account, Netskope may display such a user as Microsoft Personal Account (<uid #>) if the Microsoft API response does not contain the users’ display name. Netskope displays the Microsoft personal account name if the Microsoft API response contains the users’ display name. Netskope treats Microsoft personal account user as an external user.

Netskope adds a set of new CSPM profiles that help Cloud Security Posture Management users in onboarding rule profiles incrementally. For each public cloud platforms supported, the new profiles are categorized by the services they are protecting as Identity and Access Management(IAM), Networking, Computing, and Storage and further split into Essential and Advanced per deployment priorities.

Hold the server side connection while performing the certificate revocation status check on server certificates, to ensure that no traffic is allowed through to the client until the certificate revocation status checks are complete.

Netskope SSPM now supports poll at 24 hrs interval for ServiceNow. You can set up the poll interval by navigating to Settings > API-enabled Protection > SaaS > Classic. Click ServiceNow and then Setup Instance. Under Instance Types, check Security Posture and select the 24 hours interval from the drop-down menu.