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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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October 30, 2026
Nightfall AI in 2026: Strong SaaS DLP, and What the Premier Tier Is Really For
Nightfall AI in 2026: Foundation vs Premier, API-based SaaS DLP, endpoint coverage and gaps, and how dope.security's on-device Dopamine DLP compares for AI.
October 30, 2026
Cyberhaven in 2026: Lineage-First DLP, What It Does Well, and Where It Fits
Cyberhaven in 2026: lineage-first DLP, Linea AI and Flow, where it shines and where it adds weight, and how dope.security's on-device Dopamine DLP compares.
October 30, 2026
Is Otter AI Safe for Work? AI Note Taker Security for IT Teams
Is Otter AI safe for work? The real risk is calendar OAuth grants, not network traffic. How dope.security finds AI note takers and governs them with SSPM.
October 30, 2026
iboss Pricing in 2026: What the Per-User Number Leaves Out
iboss pricing in 2026: Core, Advanced and Complete tiers, regional gateway surcharges and where inline DLP sits, compared with dope.security's on-device SWG.
October 29, 2026
Microsoft Purview DLP in 2026: Where It's Strong and Where It Needs Help
Purview DLP is the right default inside Microsoft 365. At the browser, on Macs and in AI tools, coverage gets thin. What Purview does well, where it stops, and how to complement it on the device.
October 29, 2026
Data Loss Prevention Best Practices for 2026: 9 That Survive Contact With Real Users
Most DLP programs fail because false positives get them switched off. Nine data loss prevention best practices for 2026 that keep DLP running, from monitor-first rollouts to meaning-based classification.
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