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SaaS Breaches Are Up 4x

Shrink your attack surface by 85% to prevent SaaS breaches.

The Challenge
Organizations Lack Visibility into Their SaaS Attack Surface
55% of Shadow SaaS Apps Are Accessing Core Data, Increasing Risk
70% of SaaS-to-SaaS Integrations Are Inactive, Increasing Exposure
The Obsidian Approach
Uncover Risk Across Your Entire SaaS Attack Surface

- Gain a normalized and unified view of all SaaS apps, users, and integrations
- Visualize and inventory all 3rd-party SaaS integrations to uncover risk
- Examine dozens of risk factors to gain a comprehensive risk score for each integration
- Manage integrations that increase risk due to changing access, behavior, and more

Eliminate Unnecessary Risk

- Identify and remove inactive integrations
- Integrate with webhooks and existing ticketing platforms to streamline remediation workflows
- Manage approved and unapproved integrations

Prevent the SaaS Attack Surface from Growing

- Get notified of new integrations or if the integration risk level changes
- Automatically block access to high-risk apps using the Obsidian Browser Extension
- Manage new integration requests through appropriate levels of review

Other SaaS Data Governance Use Cases
What CUSTOMERS ARE SAYING
Obsidian was the obvious choice for us because of the depth in context and insights they provide across all critical areas of our SaaS ecosystem.

Hammad Yacoob, SaaS Security Lead at Pure Storage

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a SaaS attack surface, and why is it important to manage?

The SaaS attack surface refers to all the potential points where unauthorized access or data breaches can occur within your organization's SaaS ecosystem, including apps, users, and integrations. Managing this attack surface is crucial because shadow SaaS apps and inactive integrations greatly increase your risk of exposure to threats and data breaches.

How does Obsidian help organizations gain visibility into their SaaS environment?

Obsidian provides a normalized and unified view of all SaaS applications, users, and integrations in your organization. The solution inventories apps and login methods across API, email, and browser. This visibility allows you to inventory third-party integrations, monitor access and behaviors, and assess risk scores for each integration to better manage potential vulnerabilities.

What risks do inactive SaaS-to-SaaS integrations pose?

Inactive SaaS-to-SaaS integrations account for 70% of integrations and significantly increase exposure by providing unnecessary entry points that attackers can exploit. Removing or managing these integrations with Obsidian reduces your organization's attack surface and limits potential threats.

How does Obsidian identify and manage risky SaaS integrations?

Obsidian examines dozens of risk factors to generate a comprehensive risk score for each integration. The platform shows integration privilege, usage data, and data movement to give teams visibility into non-human identities and govern SaaS blindspots.

Can Obsidian help prevent shadow SaaS apps from compromising security?

Yes, Obsidian empowers organizations to detect, block, and manage unsanctioned or shadow SaaS apps, which are apps installed without IT approval and often overlooked in traditional security controls. This reduces the likelihood of a data breach originating from unauthorized applications.

How does Obsidian support data governance and compliance for SaaS?

Obsidian governs app-to-app data movement by monitoring and managing risky integrations and data transfers, helping organizations avoid breaches and non-compliance issues. The platform provides data-driven insights and automated workflows to maintain compliance with industry standards and internal policies.

What features does Obsidian offer for managing new integration requests?

Obsidian facilitates the review and approval process for new integration requests, ensuring that only vetted and necessary applications are added to your SaaS environment. It provides real-time notifications for new integrations and risk level changes, streamlining oversight and minimizing unapproved app usage.

How quickly can organizations get started with Obsidian to secure their SaaS attack surface?

Organizations can start using Obsidian in minutes and benefit from continuous monitoring and actionable, data-driven insights. The platform integrates seamlessly with existing tools and provides instant visibility to secure your critical SaaS applications and reduce risk efficiently.

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