Shadow SaaS
Shadow SaaS is the use of unauthorized SaaS applications within an organization, poses significant security and compliance risks. Employees often adopt these tools without approval, lacking visibility and control over sensitive data. This unregulated usage can result in data breaches, non-compliance with industry regulations, and increased vulnerability to cyber threats. Managing Shadow SaaS is crucial to ensure that all applications meet security standards, protect sensitive information, and comply with organizational policies.
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Control SaaS Sprawl
Identify Policy Violations
Identity policy violations are when users or accounts fail to adhere to established security protocols, such as unauthorized access or inadequate authentication measures.
Ensure Alignment with Compliances
SaaS usage must align with your internal policies. Ensure you can address any violations, such as missing SSO or non-compliance with industry standards.
Offload rouge unapproved accounts and services
​Remove rogue, unapproved accounts and services to maintain a secure and compliant environment. This proactive approach ensures that only authorized accounts and services are in use, reducing potential security risks and compliance violations.