Introducing automatic remediation policies with Cloudflare CASB

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Today, we’re making Cloudflare CASB more powerful than ever by introducing automatic remediation policies. This means security teams can now design event-driven logic to revoke risky file shares and dispatch custom webhooks, without manual intervention.

When we launched Cloudflare CASB, a cloud access security broker, we wanted to provide security teams complete visibility into the posture of their SaaS applications before misconfigurations became incidents. With a quick, clientless integration, CASB surfaces risks like overshared files, dormant admin keys and tokens, OAuth apps with excessive permissions — continuously, across users in the organization.

For years, SaaS Security Posture Management (SSPM) tools such as Cloudflare CASB have functioned as a passive alarm system. Most SSPM tools tell you what’s wrong but do not help you fix the issue, placing the burden on administrators to manage an ever-growing to-do list. A single misconfigured file-sharing policy across a Google Workspace tenant can generate thousands of findings in seconds, and even a disciplined team faces a window between detection and remediation measured in hours or days — more than enough time for a sensitive file to be downloaded, forwarded, or indexed. 

With automatic remediation policies, CASB customers can now configure the actions that should be invoked immediately after a new finding is identified.

Shifting from reactive to proactive

When we launched manual remediation actions earlier this year, we gave security teams the ability to resolve misconfigurations directly from the Cloudflare dashboard. This removed the need for customers to log in to multiple SaaS portals to take action on the security and content findings detected by Cloudflare CASB. Still, this required a human to confirm and initiate each individual remediation — even if they’d seen this exact finding type before. 

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