AppOmni
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AppOmni unveils SaaS-aware ITDR capabilities
AppOmni announced a series of technology advances to deliver identity and threat detection (ITDR) capabilities to protect SaaS environments.
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The NSA Releases Guidance on Achieving Zero Trust Security Maturity
AppOmni CTO and co-founder, Brian Soby, quoted in DevProJournal: “NSA’s guidance on the Application and Workload Pillar is essentially calling out a…
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With native tools, cyberattackers evade detections
AppOmni CTO and co-founder, Brian Soby, quoted in ITBrew on how attackers use native capabilities to search for vulnerabilities in environments.
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AppOmni Releases Zero Trust Posture Management
Learn about AppOmni’s latest release on Zero Trust Posture Management (ZTPM), its benefits and how AppOmni will leverage its new offering.
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AppOmni Announces Record Momentum with 116% Growth
AppOmni announces record momentum with 116% YoY growth, strategic investments in product innovation, partnerships, and customer success.
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Spencer Fane establishes firmwide SaaS security and risk management program
High-performing law firm with offices in 26 U.S. cities gained security insights for M365, ServiceNow, and Saleforce with AppOmni’s SaaS security solutions.
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Salesforce Community Cloud Scanner
Learn how to secure your Salesforce Community websites from data exposure risks with support from the AO Labs threat research team.
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Global pharmaceuticals leader protects highly sensitive data in SaaS estate
A global pharmaceuticals leader simplified SaaS security complexity and can focus on reducing cyber risks with the help of AppOmni.
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Trace3 takes SaaS security lifecycle approach for the largest enterprises globally
Learn how Trace3 provides its largest customers—including the Detroit Lions—with end-to-end SaaS Security Lifecycle Management programs and operationalization success.
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Build and Scale a Salesforce SaaS Security Program
Salesforce administrators and security professionals keen on strengthening their SFDC security can learn from our esteemed speaker panel.
