iboss Named a Leader in the GigaOm Radar for Zero Trust Network Access

Security teams get AI, data, and application control on one Zero Trust SASE platform

ORLANDO, Fla., Oct. 27, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Security teams need AI defenses, data protection, and application control on one platform, with Zero Trust Network Access built into that same stack. GigaOm names iboss a Leader in the GigaOm Radar for Zero Trust Network Access, in the Enduring Innovators quadrant, reflecting fully unified policies and visibility with AI insights, including Policy Tracing that shows operators why each access decision was made.

The Radar evaluates Zero Trust Network Access offerings for how they broker application access based on identity and context. The iboss assessment highlights one policy plane across public and private resources, Policy Tracing that surfaces the policy and security-engine logic behind each event, and ZTNA delivered inside the iboss Zero Trust SASE Platform.

"Customers need one platform that protects AI use, keeps data under control, and governs application access, with Zero Trust Network Access as part of that same stack, not a bolt-on," said Paul Martini, CEO and Co-Founder of iboss. "Being named a Leader in the GigaOm Radar for Zero Trust Network Access reflects how iboss delivers that access with fully unified policies and visibility with AI insights, including Policy Tracing."

The access decisions GigaOm evaluated run on the same platform that secures AI use and sensitive data. In iboss, inline, API, and endpoint signals feed one AI engine, with one console, one policy engine, and one data lake. Security teams set policy once and see AI activity, data movement, application use, and access in one place, whether a person or an agent is behind the activity.

AI use now starts with employees and, more and more, with autonomous agents acting on their behalf. iboss gives security teams the means to see, secure, and govern AI interactions in both cases:

• Conversation visibility across ChatGPT, Copilot, Gemini, Claude, and emerging AI services, so teams can see how AI is actually used across the organization.
  
  
• Signatureless shadow AI discovery that finds new AI services as they appear, without waiting for a signature update.
  
  
• Real-time data loss prevention that blocks source code, customer data, personal information, and intellectual property before they reach AI platforms.
  
  
• AI policies by user, group, or department, with a full audit trail.
  
  
• Governance for autonomous agents: monitoring of autonomous agent activity, control over which AI services, tools, APIs, and applications agents may reach, and retained evidence of what agents did.

The result is AI adoption that security teams can approve with confidence, because they can see it and set its limits.

Data security breaks when each layer works in isolation. iboss secures and tracks data as it moves across web, cloud, AI platforms, and endpoints, whether a person or an agent moves it:

• Full SSL/TLS decryption by default across all protocols, so encrypted traffic is inspected rather than passed through unseen.
  
  
• Deep content inspection with file analysis and optical character recognition (OCR).
  
  
• Microsoft Purview integration, with Microsoft Information Protection label sync, inline controls, and data discovery for both labeled and unlabeled content.
  
  
• Data loss risk scoring and one-click compliance reporting for GDPR, HIPAA, PCI-DSS, and SOX.

The same platform discovers and controls applications, including zero-day and vibe-coded apps that no signature database knows. A signatureless, AI-powered CASB scores the risk of both the app and the data, in-app controls can block uploads, remove share buttons, and apply tenant restrictions, and SaaS security posture management continuously checks Microsoft 365, Google, Salesforce, and more. Zero Trust Network Access sits in that same stack, so one policy and one view carry from AI use and data protection through to application access.

Because every signal flows into one AI engine, iboss turns activity into written analysis across security posture, data security, threats, and web and network activity. Security leaders get answers, not alerts. iboss protects more than 10 million users in more than 100 countries, delivered through more than 100 global points of presence.

Organizations can read the iboss reprint of the GigaOm Radar for Zero Trust Network Access at https://portal.gigaom.com/reprint/gigaom-radar-for-zero-trust-network-access-v5-iboss.

iboss is a unified AI and data security platform that helps organizations secure AI, protect sensitive data, and discover and control applications. Built on a containerized Zero Trust architecture, iboss is trusted by global enterprises and government agencies. Learn more at www.iboss.com.

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