The security team can obtain AI, protection data, and application control capabilities on the same zero-trust SASE platform.

Orlando, Florida, October 27, 2026 / PRNewswire / -- iboss indicates that security teams need to have AI defense, data protection, and application control capabilities on the same platform, and to integrate zero-trust network access into the same technical stack. GigaOm rated iboss as a "leader" in its "Zero-Trust Network Access Radar" report and placed it in the "Persistent Innovators" quadrant. iboss stated that this reflects their fully unified strategy and visibility, as well as their AI insight capabilities, which include "policy tracking" ( Policy Tracing ), allowing operators to see the reasons behind each access decision.

This radar report evaluates how zero-trust network access products proxy application access based on identity and context. iboss states that the key points of the evaluation of GigaOm include: a unified policy framework that covers both public and private resources, the ability to reveal the policies and security engine logic behind each event Policy Tracing, as well as the capabilities of ZTNA integrated within iboss Zero Trust SASE Platform.

iboss, Chief Executive Officer and Co-Founder, stated: "Customers need a platform that not only protects the use of AI and keeps data under control, but also manages application access. Moreover, zero-trust network access should be part of the same technology stack, rather than an additional module added later on. Being recognized as a leader by GigaOm's 'Zero-Trust Network Access Radar' reflects how iboss provides this access capability through a completely unified strategy, visibility, and AI insights (including Policy Tracing)."

iboss indicates that the access decision-making evaluated by GigaOm runs on the same platform, which is also used to protect the data used and sensitive information of AI. On the iboss platform, inline, API, and terminal signals are all input into the same AI engine, which is accompanied by a console, a policy engine, and a data lake. The company states that the security team only needs to set the policy once to be able to view AI activities, data flows, application usage, and access situations from the same place, regardless of whether the relevant activities are conducted by personnel or proxies.

iboss indicates that the use of AI today begins with employees, and it is increasingly initiated by autonomous agents acting on behalf of the employees. The company claims that its platform enables security teams to view, protect, and manage AI interactions in these two scenarios:

• Overriding the visibility of services ChatGPT, Copilot, Gemini, Claude, and the emerging service AI, enables the team to see the actual usage of AI throughout the organization.
• The ability of the shadow without a feature library, AI, to identify new instances can be activated immediately upon the emergence of the new AI service, without the need to wait for feature updates.
• Real-time data loss protection, enabling interception before source code, customer data, personal information, and intellectual property reach the AI platform.
• Set AI policies by user, group, or department, and retain a complete audit trail.
• Governance capabilities for autonomous proxies: Monitor autonomous proxy activities, control which AI services, tools, API, and applications the proxies can access, and retain evidence of proxy execution behaviors.

iboss indicates that as a result, the security team can confidently approve the adoption of AI with the assurance that it is within their visibility and that boundaries can be established.

According to iboss, when each layer operates in isolation, data security is compromised. Their platform can protect and track data as it traverses web pages, the cloud, AI platforms, and endpoints, regardless of whether it is personnel or agents moving the data:

• By default, all protocols are fully SSL / TLS decrypted, therefore encrypted traffic will be inspected rather than being allowed through unnoticed.
• Conduct in-depth content inspection through file analysis and optical character recognition ( OCR ).
• Integrate Microsoft Purview, including synchronization with Microsoft Information Protection tags, inline control, as well as data discovery for both tagged and untagged content.
• Provides a data loss risk score, as well as one-click compliance reports for GDPR, HIPAA, PCI-DSS, and SOX.

iboss indicates that the same platform can also detect and control applications, including zero-day applications that are not yet known to the feature library and " vibe-coded " applications. The company claims that its CASB, which does not rely on a feature library and is driven by AI, can simultaneously assess the risks of applications and data; internal application controls can prevent the uploading of sharing buttons and impose tenant restrictions; SaaS security posture management continuously monitors environments such as Microsoft 365, Google, and Salesforce. The company states that zero-trust network access is also based on the same technical stack, therefore the same set of policies and the same view can be extended from AI for data protection to application access as well.

iboss indicates that since all signals flow into the same AI engine, the company can transform these activities into written analyses regarding security posture, data security, threats, as well as web and network activities. The company claims that security officers receive answers, rather than just alerts. iboss indicates that its services cover over 10 million users in more than 100 countries and are delivered through over 100 global access points.

iboss indicates that relevant organizations can read the GigaOm "Zero Trust Network Access Radar" report reprinted by iboss through the following links: https :// portal.gigaom.com / reprint / gigaom-radar-for-zero-trust-network-access-v5-iboss.

iboss indicates that the company is an integrated AI and data security platform, helping institutions to protect AI, safeguard sensitive data, and detect and control applications. The company claims that its platform, based on a containerized zero-trust architecture, is trusted by enterprises and government agencies around the world. For more information, please visit www.iboss.com.