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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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July 16, 2026
Why ZTNA Can't Govern Shadow AI (and On-Device Can)
ZTNA secures access to private apps. Shadow AI lives in public SaaS the broker never sees. Here's why AI governance needs on-device enforcement, not ZTNA.
July 16, 2026
ZTNA Controls Access. It Doesn't Stop the Leak.
ZTNA decides who reaches an app. It doesn't inspect what leaves in the prompt or the upload. On-device enforcement adds the data-protection layer zero trust is missing.
July 16, 2026
Identity Is Not Enough: Why Zero Trust Needs On-Device Context
ZTNA verifies identity and device posture at a broker, then gets out of the way. On-device enforcement adds process, app, and content context to every decision. Here's why that matters.
July 16, 2026
ZTNA Was Built for the Perimeter's Death. Fly Direct Is Built for How People Actually Work
ZTNA still routes remote users through a broker. On-device enforcement makes policy follow the user, on any network, in any country. The workforce case for Fly Direct.
July 16, 2026
The Hidden Operational Cost of ZTNA (and the On-Device Alternative)
ZTNA's connectors, brokers, and HA pairs are ongoing operational load, not a one-time setup. Here's the real cost, and how on-device Fly Direct cuts it.
July 16, 2026
Zero Trust Without the Detour: What On-Device Enforcement Does to Latency
ZTNA routes every session through a broker, adding latency users feel. On-device enforcement adds no network detour. Here's the performance case for Fly Direct.
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