Skyhigh Security Service Edge
Cloud access security broker (CASB) software
Cloud edge security software
Data loss prevention (DLP) software
Zero trust networking software
Secure web gateways
Cloud security software
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Web security software
Zero trust architecture software
Secure service edge (SSE) solutions
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What is Skyhigh Security Service Edge
Skyhigh Security Service Edge is a cloud-delivered security platform that provides secure web access and cloud application controls for users connecting from any location. It is used by security and network teams to enforce web and SaaS access policies, protect sensitive data in transit, and apply zero-trust access principles. The product combines secure web gateway (SWG), cloud access security broker (CASB) capabilities, and data loss prevention (DLP) policy enforcement in a single service. It is typically deployed to standardize internet and cloud access controls across remote users, branch offices, and managed devices.
Unified SWG, CASB, and DLP
The service consolidates web filtering, cloud app controls, and data protection policy enforcement into one cloud-delivered stack. This can reduce the need to run separate point products for web security and SaaS governance. Centralized policy management helps apply consistent controls across internet traffic and sanctioned cloud applications. It aligns with common SSE deployment patterns used for remote and hybrid workforces.
Strong data protection focus
The platform emphasizes data security controls such as DLP policy enforcement for web and cloud application traffic. This supports use cases like preventing sensitive data exfiltration to personal cloud storage or unsanctioned SaaS. It is relevant for regulated environments that need consistent inspection and policy actions across user egress points. Data-centric controls are a key differentiator versus SSE deployments that prioritize connectivity over inspection depth.
Cloud app visibility and control
CASB functions provide discovery and governance for cloud application usage, including policy-based access controls. This supports security teams that need to manage shadow IT and enforce acceptable-use policies for SaaS. The approach fits organizations standardizing controls across multiple cloud services rather than managing each SaaS platform independently. It also supports aligning user access with identity and risk context as part of zero-trust programs.
Complex policy design and tuning
Combining SWG, CASB, and DLP often requires careful policy design to avoid false positives and user friction. DLP rules, exceptions, and incident workflows typically need iterative tuning and stakeholder coordination. Organizations without mature data classification and governance may struggle to operationalize the controls effectively. Rollouts often require phased deployment and change management.
Integration and migration effort
Replacing existing web proxies, endpoint agents, or legacy CASB/DLP tools can require significant migration planning. Traffic steering methods, certificate management for TLS inspection, and identity integration can add deployment complexity. Coexistence with existing security stacks may require additional configuration to avoid duplicated inspection or policy conflicts. These factors can extend time-to-value for large enterprises.
SSE scope may not cover all needs
As an SSE-focused product, it may not replace broader network edge or full SASE requirements in environments that also need integrated SD-WAN and WAN optimization. Some organizations still require separate tooling for network connectivity, on-prem perimeter controls, or specialized cloud workload security. Buyers may need to evaluate how the service edge integrates with existing network architecture and security operations tooling. This can lead to a multi-vendor design depending on requirements.
Plan & Pricing
| Plan | Price | Key features & notes |
|---|---|---|
| SSE Complete (UCE A / “Complete”) | Contact sales — not publicly listed on vendor site | Full converged SSE offering: Data Protection (built-in DLP), Threat Protection (GAM), Secure Web Gateway (cloud & hybrid), Remote Browser Isolation (RBI), CASB (unlimited SaaS apps option), Private Access (ZTNA), Cloud FWaaS, and advanced add‑ons (OCR, Advanced DLP). |
| SSE Advanced (UCE B / “Advanced”) | Contact sales — not publicly listed on vendor site | Core SSE capabilities including Data Protection (DLP), Secure Web Gateway (on‑prem/cloud), with some advanced features as add‑ons. |
| Add‑ons / Usage options | Contact sales / Pricebook (pay‑go for service providers) | Several capabilities are sold as add‑ons (e.g., advanced DLP features, RBI in some tiers, Private Access in some tiers). Service‑provider pay‑go models are referenced in the vendor pricebook. |
Notes: Vendor’s public website and official support/partner documentation describe packaging and feature differences but do NOT publish public list prices; customers are directed to contact sales or partners for pricing, pay‑as‑you‑go pricebook access, and quotes.
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Skyhigh Security
San Jose, California, USA
2021
Private
https://www.skyhighsecurity.com/
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