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OAuth app access and file oversharing in Google Workspace go undetected

With just a click, users can connect shadow apps, bypass SSO, and expose sensitive data in Google. 

Obsidian finds and fixes misconfigurations, closing security gaps before they become data breaches.

Employees can easily bypass security with Google OAuth, file sharing, and Chrome extensions

Without visibility or Google-specific expertise, security teams miss signs of oversharing, inactive OAuth apps, and excessive permissions.

  • Users can share files externally without oversight, especially risky with departing employees (e.g. Google Takeout shared to personal Gmail accounts) 
  • Domain or user delegated OAuth app integrations are typically unmonitored and difficult to audit 
  • Native tools provide limited visibility to assess third-party app integration risk or customize alert detections

Monitor Google Workspace access, OAuth, extensions, and threat activity with Obsidian

  • Surface inactive or high-risk user and domain-delegated OAuth apps to support ongoing audits
  • Identify suspicious email activity and account behavior to accelerate investigation and containment
  • Quickly search for malicious Chrome browser extensions during incident disclosures*
  • Use out-of-the-box Google Threat detections or create custom rule detections tailored to your environment

‍*requires deployment of Obsidian Browser Extension

Mitigating Modern SaaS Threats in Google Workspace with Obsidian

Google Workspace empowers data innovation, but also introduces risks from excessive access and third-party code. Obsidian’s SaaS-native security stack continuously monitors token usage, enforces secure configurations, and delivers identity-aware detection to help organizations mitigate modern SaaS threats.

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