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Identify sensitive data stored in documents. Cloud security can automatically identify sensitive information in documents stored in SaaS applications. If you are bound by GDPR or HIPAA, this capability is invaluable.
The need for device lifecycle management. To protect a network, there is an inevitable cost to replace devices. At some point, all physical security devices (including a physical NGFW) will reach end-of-life and become obsolete because the manufacturer will no longer support the product and its services. Software updates can only be made for so long before they exceed the capabilities of the device.

NGFW requires each location to have a device with its own set of rules. This increases the likelihood of inconsistencies, such as policy mismatches and conflicting rules. The lifecycle of each device is complicated and requires individual management. For example, if you have branches in seven different locations, you will need to deploy, configure, patch, and kenya whatsapp data at least seven devices. Over time, they will need to be replaced. Cloud NGFW does not require complex lifecycle management. You do not need to update, patch, or replace it.

Cloud-based SaaS application security provides more control over users and data. The ultimate goal is to have as much control over users as possible. Many IT departments use Cloud Access Security Brokers (CASBs) to identify unauthorized SaaS applications being accessed on the network. However, CASBs are difficult to use. Even if you have the time and money to implement a CASB, they only work if employees tell IT what applications they are running. The protocols do not force them to do so.