A CASB can offer a range of features and capabilities, depending on your needs and preferences. However, some essential features you should look for include cloud discovery, cloud governance, cloud protection, and cloud encryption. Cloud discovery should be able to discover and categorize all cloud applications and services accessed by users, both sanctioned and unsanctioned. It should also assess the risk level and compliance status of each cloud application and service, as well as provide recommendations on how to manage them. Cloud governance should be able to enforce security policies and rules across cloud applications and services, based on user roles, groups, locations, devices, and actions. Furthermore, it should support different deployment modes such as proxy, API, or hybrid for flexibility and scalability. For cloud protection, a CASB should be able to detect and prevent any malicious or anomalous activity in your cloud environment using advanced techniques such as machine learning or threat intelligence. It should also provide alerts and notifications in case of a breach or incident. Lastly, cloud encryption should be able to encrypt data at rest and in transit with strong encryption algorithms that you control. It should also preserve the functionality of your cloud applications while encrypting your data.