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May 4, 2026
AI-Powered SSPM: CASB Neural Gets an Upgrade
You open your SSPM dashboard and see 340 third-party apps connected to your Microsoft 365 tenant. Where do you start? AI-powered SSPM insights turn raw OAuth data into prioritized, actionable risk decisions in under a minute.
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March 26, 2026
Blocking Personal Claude Accounts: Cloud Application Control for Enterprise Claude Users
Claude went from an interesting demo to daily work tool fast. Your employees are using it on personal accounts your company has no visibility into. Here’s how dope.security’s Cloud Application Control fixes that.
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June 11, 2026
Can Cisco Umbrella Stop a Malware Download? Why DNS Blocks Domains, Not Payloads
Cisco Umbrella blocks domains, not payloads, so malware over HTTPS reaches the device. See why on-device anti-malware from dope.security closes the gap.
June 11, 2026
The Complete Guide to Replacing Zscaler in 2026: From Cloud Proxy to On-Device SWG
The complete guide to replacing Zscaler in 2026. Why teams leave the cloud proxy, how on-device SWG differs, pricing, a migration playbook, and dope.security as the recommended replacement.
June 10, 2026
Zscaler Replacement Without Backhauling: The 2026 Endpoint SWG Case
Want a Zscaler replacement that does not backhaul traffic? dope.security inspects TLS on the device and flies direct to the internet. Less latency, better privacy.
June 10, 2026
Zscaler Alternative for Mid-Market IT Teams in 2026
The best Zscaler alternative for mid-market IT teams in 2026. dope.security swaps backhauled proxy complexity for a single-agent endpoint SWG. Fast to deploy, one console.
June 10, 2026
Zscaler Alternative: Why IT Teams Are Switching to Endpoint SWG in 2026
Looking for a Zscaler alternative? dope.security replaces backhauled proxy SSE with an agent-based endpoint SWG. On-device TLS, no data center detour, one console.
June 10, 2026
Cisco Umbrella Replacement for Real TLS Inspection in 2026
Need a Cisco Umbrella replacement that does TLS inspection without backhauling? dope.security decrypts SSL on the device and sends traffic Fly Direct. No POP detour.
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