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THE OBSIDIAN APPROACH

A Unified View into SaaS Compliance

Track progress for external and custom frameworks. Detect compliance gaps to align with regulatory requirements within minutes. Get recommended actions to meet any standard.

Reduce Excessive Privileges

Surface privileged accounts across services causing the most risk (e.g. admins without MFA enabled).
Get recommendations to reduce over-privilege.
Revoke dormant accounts and unnecessary access permissions.

Uncover hidden connections in your SaaS

Expose shadow SaaS in your supply chain and reduce your attack surface with full discovery, visibility, and governance.

Take control of your SaaS integrations

Find, score, and approve every SaaS and AI integration. Remove inactive connections and manage changes to reduce risk.

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Why customers choose us over other competitors?

Obsidian Security helps organizations detect and minimize GenAI risks, enabling safe and responsible use across the business.

With the Obsidian browser extension, we’ve got a lot of insight of how users are interacting with things like generative AI SaaS solutions out there, potentially going after what documents may be being uploaded.”
Brad Jones,
Chief Information security Officer, Snowflake

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a SaaS supply chain?

A SaaS supply chain is the ecosystem of cloud applications, their APIs, integrations, and third-party SaaS services your organization uses to automate workflows and share data. Each connected service represents a potential entry point for attackers, making supply chain security essential.

What is a supply chain attack in cybersecurity?

A supply chain attack occurs when threat actors compromise software vendors and pivot using stolen API keys or other integrations to gain access to a target organization. In SaaS environments, this often involves stolen tokens, hijacked OAuth connections, or compromised third-party apps.

How can supply chain attacks be prevented?

Organizations can strengthen supply chain attack protection by gaining full visibility into every SaaS and AI integration across the business. Using SaaS supply chain software such as SSPM (SaaS Security Posture Management), security teams can detect misconfigurations, monitor OAuth and API access, and enforce least-privilege policies.

What are the risks of a SaaS supply chain?

Risks include unauthorized access via third-party integrations, breaches via shadow SaaS, stealthy data exfiltration, and instant lateral movement between platforms. These risks increase with each unmonitored or ungoverned SaaS connection.

What is SaaS SCM and how does it relate to security?

SaaS SCM (Supply Chain Management) involves managing and securing all SaaS applications and integrations your organization uses. It includes discovering shadow apps, governing third-party access, and ensuring secure integrations.

What are excessive SaaS privileges and why are they a security risk?

Excessive SaaS privileges occur when users, especially admins, have more access than necessary to SaaS applications. This increases the risk of costly breaches, as attackers who compromise these accounts can access sensitive information and critical system settings. Reducing excessive privileges minimizes the potential impact of account compromise.

How can organizations identify privileged accounts without MFA enabled?

Obsidian provides a normalized, unified inventory of all users and apps in your SaaS ecosystem, helping you quickly identify privileged accounts, such as administrators, that lack Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA). This visibility allows you to take immediate action to secure these high-risk accounts.

What is privilege creep and how does Obsidian address it?

Privilege creep refers to the gradual accumulation of access rights beyond what users need for their job roles. Obsidian helps organizations track and manage privilege creep by monitoring changes, identifying excessive permissions, and recommending adjustments all within a single dashboard.

What challenges do application owners face in managing SaaS security?

Most application owners are not security experts and may not fully understand unique app settings and permissions, leading to misconfigurations and elevated risk. Obsidian simplifies this by consolidating and normalizing privilege information, making it easier to manage security across all SaaS apps.

Can Obsidian help automate compliance and configuration management?

Yes, Obsidian helps automate SaaS compliance by providing tools that cut audit times significantly and assist in maintaining proper configurations. The platform also offers features to eliminate configuration drift, ensuring settings remain in line with security best practices.

How does continuous monitoring improve SaaS security posture?

Continuous monitoring detects risky behavior, tracks changes to privileged accounts, and provides real-time insights to prevent misconfigurations or unauthorized access. Obsidian’s continuous monitoring ensures rapid detection and response to threats before they escalate.

How quickly can organizations get started with Obsidian to manage SaaS privileges?

Organizations can start using Obsidian in minutes, gaining instant visibility into their SaaS environment. The platform offers continuous monitoring and data-driven insights to secure critical applications right from deployment, helping prevent breaches caused by excessive or mismanaged privileges.