No matter the attack vector, SaaS is the primary target

The nature of compromise has fundamentally changed. With more sensitive data residing in SaaS, the volume of SaaS breaches has increased exponentially. Whether adversaries are able to compromise business emails, endpoints, or cloud infrastructure, their motivations are ultimately the same: find a way into the treasure trove of data within the SaaS environment.

Deliver unmatched SaaS threat response as an Obsidian incident response partner.

Adversarial techniques such as business email compromise, session token reuse, and phishing are all being used to gain access to SaaS environments and the wealth of sensitive data they contain. As the industry leader in SaaS threat detection, Obsidian helps you rapidly investigate and eradicate malicious activity as it spreads into and across SaaS applications. Here are just some of the ways we can help:

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Determine immediate steps to take when an incident impacts your SaaS security

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Identify attacker movement from a compromised endpoint to lateral movement between connected SaaS applications

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Ascertain the exact impact of a SaaS breach and implement a clear recovery plan

Protect your customers and prevent future incidents from occurring.

Whether they’ve already experienced a security incident or not, your customers will need help managing their SaaS risk at scale. Obsidian helps you identify and address SaaS posture vulnerabilities that attackers would otherwise look to exploit. As an Obsidian incident response partner, you will:

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Enable your incident response team to mobilize quickly in the event of a potential breach

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Identify attacker movement from a compromised endpoint to lateral movement between connected SaaS applications

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Recognize common pitfalls to expect and avoid in your incident response plan

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