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SaaS Security for Financial Services
Secure financial services by protecting sensitive data, meeting regulatory standards, and ensuring the continuity of your SaaS applications.
How AppOmni secures SaaS for Financial Services
Cyberattacks in the financial and fintech sectors have doubled in recent years. The impacts – from sensitive data leaks to costly service disruptions – pose serious security challenges and threaten brand reputation. AppOmni helps financial services organizations and fintech companies protect SaaS finance applications by securing critical data, addressing exposure risks, and streamlining compliance. With solutions built for finance teams, AppOmni ensures business continuity and strengthens SaaS security for financial services against evolving threats.
Out-of-the-box Compliance
Detect Configuration Deviations
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Triage and Remediation Guidance
Improving SaaS Security in Finance with Castle Ventures
Castle Ventures, a cybersecurity services provider, saw financial services clients struggle with SaaS data sprawl, misconfigurations, and limited visibility across platforms like Salesforce and Workday. These gaps posed serious risks in highly regulated environments.
By integrating AppOmni’s SaaS Security Posture Management (SSPM) into their managed services, Castle Ventures helps clients monitor configurations, detect threats, and secure sensitive data at scale.
5 Key Considerations and Checklist for Evaluating Your SaaS Security Solution
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Latest Resources
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The SaaS Visibility Trap: Why Seeing SaaS Risk Isn’t the Same as Securing It
Seeing SaaS risk isn’t securing it. Learn why SaaS visibility alone can’t prevent incidents and how to close the gap.
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75% of Orgs. Had a SaaS Security Incident Despite High Confidence in Their Security. Here’s Why.
Most orgs. felt secure, but 75% had a SaaS incident. Learn why, and how to bridge the SaaS security confidence gap.
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TransUnion security hack has put 4.4 million Americans’ personal data at risk, including Social Security — how to protect yourself before it’s too late
“While most of the previous attacks have exposed sensitive but less critical information, the compromise of SSNs creates far greater potential for identity theft, financial fraud, and long-term misuse of personal data,” said Cory Michal, CSO at AppOmni.