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SaaS Tenant Controls

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Can your SASE vendor block personal SaaS accounts at work?

Employees use personal Google, Microsoft, and Dropbox accounts alongside corporate ones. We tested 10 scenarios to see which SASE vendors can enforce tenant restrictions and prevent data leakage to personal accounts.

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Cato Networks
Cato

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Check Point
Check Point

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Cisco
Cisco

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Cloudflare
Cloudflare

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Fortinet
Fortinet

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Netskope
Netskope

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Palo Alto Networks
Palo Alto

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Zscaler
Zscaler

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YESSupported
PARTIALLimited
NONot supported
TBDResearch pending
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Microsoft 365 tenant restrictions?

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Google Workspace tenant restrictions?

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Slack / Teams instance restrictions?

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Instance-aware CASB (personal vs corporate)?

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Block uploads to personal SaaS instances?

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Granular SaaS app categorization?

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Shadow SaaS discovery?

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SaaS Security Posture Management (SSPM)?

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API-based CASB for out-of-band scanning?

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OAuth / third-party app token control?

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Frequently Asked Questions

How is the SaaS Tenant Controls comparison tested?
We test 10 specific scenarios across Cato Networks, Check Point, Cisco, Cloudflare, Fortinet, Netskope, Palo Alto Networks, Zscaler. All answers are sourced from publicly available vendor documentation, knowledge base articles, and verified user reports. YES means confirmed working with documentation, PARTIAL means it works with significant limitations, NO means confirmed not supported.

Methodology

All answers are sourced from publicly available vendor documentation, knowledge base articles, press releases, and verified user reports. We do not rely on vendor marketing claims.

YES means the feature is confirmed working with documentation. PARTIAL means it works with significant caveats or limitations. NO means it is confirmed not supported. TBD means research is still in progress.

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