iboss
iboss is a cloud security company that delivers a Zero Trust SASE platform aimed at replacing legacy web gateways, VPNs, and related appliances. It focuses on cloud-native delivery with strong data security capabilities, including AI-driven CASB and advanced DLP. The architecture is designed to follow users wherever they work, securing their connections to the internet and SaaS while enforcing granular, identity-based policies. iboss often positions itself as a way to consolidate multiple point solutions into a single subscription.
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| Pricing | Not provided |
| Deployment | Not specified |
| Support | Not specified |
| Compliance | Not specified |
| ZTNA (zero trust network access) | Yes |
| SD-WAN | Yes |
| NGFW / firewall-as-a-service | Not stated |
| Secure web gateway (SWG) | Yes |
| CASB | Yes |
| Multi-tenant / MSP support | Not stated |
| SIEM/XDR integration | Yes |
| Centralized management & analytics | Not stated |
The iboss Zero Trust SASE Platform unifies SWG, CASB, ZTNA, DLP, malware defense, and SD-WAN capabilities in a single cloud-based service. User traffic is steered to iboss cloud gateways where content inspection, web filtering, CASB controls, and threat detection are applied. The platform offers rich DLP features such as exact data match and OCR, as well as out-of-band API CASB options. Its ZTNA component is positioned as a VPN replacement, providing granular, identity-based access to internal applications.
Capabilities
| Cloud-native SASE service | |
| AI-powered CASB and advanced DLP | |
| Secure web gateway and URL filtering | |
| ZTNA VPN replacement | |
| Zero trust SD-WAN options | |
| Malware sandboxing and threat intelligence | |
| API-based CASB and SaaS controls | |
| Extensive reporting and SIEM integrations. |
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