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SaaS Security for Healthcare & Life Sciences
Meet compliance, gain visibility, and reduce SaaS exposures to keep patient and confidential data safe.
How AppOmni secures SaaS for Healthcare & Life Sciences
Data exposures, misconfigured permissions, unauthorized third-party app connections, and other vulnerabilities can jeopardize patient health information (PHI) in SaaS apps and disrupt the business of healthcare. AppOmni provides the visibility, exposure prevention, threat detection, and remediation to secure patient data and help your team maintain compliance.
Out-of-the-box Compliance
Detect Configuration Deviations
Automate With Continuous Monitoring
Triage and Remediation Guidance
How a Pharma Giant Achieved SaaS Zero Trust
A global pharmaceutical giant struggled to secure its growing SaaS ecosystem—home to sensitive data critical to life-saving drugs. Manual security management was unsustainable, especially with 300+ new Salesforce controls, leaving the team exposed to risks and unable to enforce a zero-trust model.
AppOmni provided instant visibility, control, and automation across apps like Salesforce, Veeva Vault, and Microsoft 365. With alerts, audit trails, and simplified compliance, the company confidently secured its SaaS stack and scaled with ease.
See AppOmni in Action
Gain unique insights and remediation suggestions on vulnerabilities, to understand SaaS events and anomalies, and manage third-party SaaS-to-SaaS connections.
Latest Resources
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Heisenberg: Open-source software supply chain health check tool
Heisenberg is an open-source tool that checks the health of a software supply chain.
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AppOmni Awarded the 2025 Frost & Sullivan Technology Innovation Leadership Recognition
Frost & Sullivan honors AppOmni for excellence in SaaS Security Posture Management, recognizing its innovation, scale, and customer impact.
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Heisenberg: How We Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the SBOM
Turn SBOMs into supply chain defense with Heisenberg, an open source tool developed by Max Feldman and Yevhen Grinman. It stops risky pull requests (PRs) before they merge.