There are various modules to secure a public cloud, such as Cloud Security Posture Management. You might have seen these features available if you've reviewed solutions like Zscaler or Netskope. A full-fledged CASB should be manageable. However, the tool does not seem to offer complete public cloud visibility. While it provides some cloud visibility and can manage API traffic for Web 2.0, it lacks a specific module for securing public cloud environments. Forcepoint CASB had a good reputation before being acquired by a reseller. However, there were significant issues in their data center last year, primarily network issues and failover problems. These issues were resolved when a new key person joined the organization. While support is generally good, there are instances where they don't accept responsibility for issues, instead attributing them to the user's environment. I had such issues twice in my lifetime, where it took almost one and a half years to resolve. Support is a concern as they sometimes take too long. They are now moving to Forcepoint ONE. The previous solutions, like Forcepoint Endpoint Client, Proxy Connect, and Direct Connect Client, had issues. The new solution, which auto-switches between Proxy Connect and Direct Connect, also didn't work well and wasn't compatible with the environment. Forcepoint CASB often pushed the responsibility to the customer. I haven't tested Forcepoint ONE yet, so I can't comment. Additionally, they aren't innovating much in Proxy Connect.
