AskOmni
GenAI SaaS Security Companion
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SaaS sprawl brings a surge of apps, users, and integrations, many lacking proper oversight. This surge leads to alert fatigue, misconfigurations, and hidden risks. Without the use of AI, the volume and complexity of data overwhelms any team.
AskOmni transforms SaaS security with GenAI. It makes security observations clear, contextual, and actionable. Just ask in your preferred language, and get logical steps to improve posture, investigate threats, and remediate risks before they escalate.

How AskOmni leverages advanced analytics and Generative AI
Understanding and managing security risks can be overwhelming. AskOmni simplifies this by offering:
- Personalized assistance: Get tailored expert guidance on how to use the AppOmni platform effectively, even if you’re not a SaaS security expert.
- Contextual observations: Understand the relevance of security observations and how they relate to your overall SaaS security posture.
- Actionable recommendations: Receive clear instructions on how to address security issues, from threat hunting to deep analysis.
AskOmni isn’t just a tool; it’s your companion in navigating SaaS security, providing expert observations with the depth and clarity you need.
GenAI Intelligence for SaaS Security: AskOmni Explained in 2 Minutes
Managing SaaS security is complex—but it doesn’t have to be. AskOmni transforms security questions into actionable recommendations, helping teams respond faster and smarter.
Just ask, get answers.

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