Security | Threat Detection | Cyberattacks | DevSecOps | Compliance

The Netskope One AgentSkope Marketplace is a single place in the Netskope console to browse, size, activate, and track the AI agents that help you operate Netskope One. It removes the work of maintaining agents yourself, including compliance and hosting.

Western Canada Lottery Corporation (WCLC) runs one of the world's most geographically dispersed retail networks: 5,000 lottery terminal locations across Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta, and three northern territories. See how they replaced a fragmented multi-ISP setup with Netskope One SASE. In this 2-minute story, Adam Janssens, Director of Infrastructure and Operations, explains how WCLC: "The cost savings to move away from private connections to secure SD-WAN with Netskope is definitely multi-millions per year, which is a huge benefit to our organization and our provinces.".

Netskope Skylight Agent Action Control is an inline security capability within the Netskope Skylight AI Security suite designed to evaluate, govern, and enforce real-time controls over the actions performed by autonomous AI agents. Rather than simply blocking or allowing an entire AI application or coding assistant, it intercepts attempted agent operations—such as code pushes, database modifications, or API calls—before they execute.

Why do data breaches still happen when companies are running five, 10, sometimes 15 different data security tools? In this episode of Ask SME Anything, our expert Ankur Chadda breaks down why more tools don't mean more visibility, and how Netskope One DataSec Command Center brings inline traffic, API scans, posture management, and other data security tools into a single view.

AI agents move fast. Your data security should too. See how Netskope gives AI the guardrails it needs to innovate at speed without putting your data at risk.

BDO escaped from a legacy, "connect-on-logon" VPN infrastructure to a modern Netskope-driven architecture to overcome scalability and performance limitations. By implementing zero trust network access (ZTNA), the organization replaced full-scale system access with granular controls that reduce the potential damage across their infrastructure. Netskope’s global data centers provided a backbone that prevents overutilization and ensures high service level agreements (SLAs), and offered faster routing for critical tools like Microsoft 365 and private applications.

Blake Morgan’s Head of Innovation & Technology on their transition from a "lumpy," friction-heavy legacy VPN solution to a unified SASE architecture.

The video emphasizes the critical need for due diligence when deploying AI, focusing on establishing ethical parameters and safety guardrails. The speaker highlights that for a retailer, security is paramount to protect customer data and credit/insurance services while ensuring a seamless, high-performance user experience. Netskope provides the necessary ethical guardrails and safety parameters required to deploy AI technologies without compromising security.

Strategic deployment of AI and support for personal employee productivity go hand in hand if organizations want to achieve optimum ROI.

To ensure a company can continue to operate and make a profit, its intellectual property must be kept safe. It’s not uncommon, however, for employees to unintentionally put IP in harm’s way – and it’s the job of security to prevent accidental disclosure or loss with the right support. Renasas’ focus on preventing accidental data leaks and protecting IP aligns with Netskope's core data loss prevention (DLP) and security capabilities.