AppOmni flags what's misconfigured. Obsidian shows what each identity did with that misconfiguration. Who acted, what data moved, where the blast radius landed. Findings you can close, not just open.
Deeper investigation in AppOmni routes through SIEM: export the data, build the queries, wait. Obsidian's OAuth and identity threat detection runs in-platform on native activity data, tuned across 500+ real IR engagements. Hours, not days.
Multi-tenant visibility across hundreds of Salesforce instances. Fine-grained RBAC for safe app-owner access. Mature connectors for regulated, global environments. Where SSPM ends, security operations begin.
AppOmni is an SSPM platform: configuration-drift detection, baseline posture rules, compliance mapping, and access governance across core SaaS apps. The design center is posture — finding what's misconfigured across Salesforce, M365, Workday, ServiceNow, and the rest. Threat detection and UEBA are packaged on top, but the deeper investigation work tends to route through SIEM.
Obsidian keeps identity, permissions, token grants, integrations, and SaaS activity connected in one stateful Knowledge Graph. This delivers posture with evidence and investigation-ready answers directly in the platform.
Instead of exporting data and rebuilding context in a SIEM, teams can prove risk, reduce privilege, remove unused or abused integrations, and respond faster. The result is lower operational overhead, lower total cost of ownership, and security decisions backed by concrete evidence rather than assumptions.
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AppOmni is built around posture. SSPM, configuration drift, baseline policy, compliance mapping. The bet is that surfacing what's misconfigured is the highest-value SaaS security job, and the rest of the operational picture lives in SIEM and adjacent tools.
Obsidian secures SaaS and AI as one system. It combines SSPM, SaaS Supply Chain Resilience, AI Security Posture Management, and Identity Threat Detection and Response in a single platform, with the visibility, runtime protection, and continuous governance to act across every application, agent, and integration. The bet: posture alone isn't enough. Investigation needs identity-linked activity. Integration risk needs to map real reach. Threat detection needs to fire on actual behavior, not require a SIEM detour.
AppOmni surfaces findings. Obsidian closes them.
Why it matters
Posture is necessary. It's not sufficient. When a misconfiguration becomes an incident, the question becomes operational: who acted, what data moved, where did the blast radius land. Answering that without native activity data means routing through SIEM, with significant infrastructure costs and investigation cycles measured in days. Obsidian's behavioral detections are tuned on 500+ real SaaS incident response engagements, with identity-linked activity behind every finding. Findings close in the platform that opened them.
Posture is necessary. It's not sufficient. When a misconfiguration becomes an incident, the question becomes operational: who acted, what data moved, where did the blast radius land. Answering that without native activity data means routing through SIEM, with significant infrastructure costs and investigation cycles measured in days. Obsidian's behavioral detections are tuned on 500+ real SaaS incident response engagements, with identity-linked activity behind every finding. Findings close in the platform that opened them.
Posture is necessary; it's not sufficient. AppOmni surfaces what's misconfigured. The investigation work that closes findings — who exploited it, what data moved, where the blast radius landed — routes through SIEM. Obsidian gives you posture plus the activity data underneath, in one platform. The TCO conversation usually settles it.
AppOmni inventories which integrations are connected and the OAuth scopes they hold. The harder questions live one layer deeper: what each integration actually accessed, who triggered it, where the blast radius landed across the SaaS estate when it ran. That's the SaaS supply chain attack pattern (Snowflake, Drift, Salesforce Data Loader), and posture inventories don't catch it. Obsidian maps the active behavior behind each integration, not just its existence.
AppOmni handles posture across M365 and Entra. The gap shows up when Microsoft-centric enterprises start enabling SaaS-to-SaaS integrations and AI agents reaching across applications: what Copilot can access, what an OAuth-connected vendor app actually moved, what an Agentforce integration touched once it ran. That's a different platform job than M365 configuration governance, and it's where Microsoft-heavy enterprises tend to add Obsidian.
Salesforce posture is one piece. The harder enterprise questions: cross-tenant visibility across hundreds of Salesforce instances, fine-grained RBAC so app owners can act without security gatekeeping every request, what each identity did inside each tenant, what an integration moved when invoked. That's where AppOmni at multi-tenant scale tends to show enterprise limits.
AppOmni's discovery works through its connector and platform integrations. Obsidian adds browser telemetry that captures what employees actually use outside the IdP, and identity-linked IRM that maps where OAuth integrations reach across the SaaS estate. In one recent head-to-head, browser-extension visibility plus IRM was the deciding factor — the gap a connector-based discovery model wasn't built to close.
Obsidian covers SaaS compliance, plus SaaS Supply Chain Resilience, plus AISPM, plus ITDR, in one platform. Every posture finding carries identity-linked activity evidence underneath, so app owners can act on proof, not just flags. SSPM is the floor, not the ceiling.
99.99% uptime over the last 12 months. Regional hosting across the US, Europe, Saudi Arabia, and Australia. Granular RBAC scoped per app. Production-safe connectors with bulk-API support. Obsidian connects to your most critical SaaS apps and collects activity data without disrupting them. Learn more about our certifications and attestations.
These aren't AI-generated summaries. They come from real customers — including Fortune 100 and Global 2000 environments — where Obsidian and AppOmni were evaluated head-to-head.
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