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Movie Line Monday — Getting What You Want

July 2, 2014

"Who wants an orange whip? Orange whip? Orange whip? Three orange whips!"

Jake's parole officer

The Blues Brothers

For today’s Movie Line Monday, QA Engineer Brightson Renold talks about the need to be specific when it comes to creating effective policies. Use of context-rich details about device, user, app and activity give you ultimate control and the ability to take an enablement posture towards any type of app in use in your enterprise. Have a question about the cloud multiplier effect or want us to tackle your favorite topic? Write to us at MovieLineMonday@netskope.com.

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