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Technology
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Ping Identity adds some security of its own
Traditional solutions didn’t measure up. But with AppOmni, the IAM security giant received a multi-stage strategy for validating their Salesforce security posture.
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SaaS Security Series: Understanding Salesforce Administrative Permissions
Explore the fundamental elements of leading SaaS applications pivotal for system security, with a detailed focus on the Salesforce permissions framework.
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How SaaS-to-SaaS Apps Can Compromise the Security of SaaS Environments
AppOmni CEO shares why investments in network or endpoint security overlook the biggest security blindspot: SaaS apps and what they’re connected to.
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Emaar Group in Dubai leverages AppOmni to improve SaaS security visibility
Learn how the Forbes Global 2000 multi-national real estate development group leverages AppOmni to perform continuous security posture management.
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Exclusive Series: CISO’s Guide to AI
A breakdown on AI security misconceptions, how to effectively manage third-party risks in AI apps, and its impact on organizations.
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CISO’s Guide to AI Part 3: Navigating Third-Party AI Risks
Download Part 3 of the CISO’s Guide to AI to explore third-party AI apps’ impact on SaaS security and mitigation strategies.
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CISO’s Guide to AI Part 2: Assessing Cybersecurity Risks in AI Applications and Features
Download Part 2 of the CISO’s Guide to AI to learn how to asses cybersecurity risks in artificial intelligence (AI).
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Research Brief: A Risk-Based Approach to SaaS Security
Legacy cloud security tools are limited, only providing an ‘outside-in’ view into SaaS. Only SSPM can observe and quantify SaaS security risks.
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Salesforce Security Posture Executive Findings Report
How secure is your Salesforce environment? Find security risks across infrastructure and integrations, including identities and access, with our Executive Findings Report.
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CISO’s Guide to AI Part 1: Misconceptions About AI Security
Download CISO’s Guide to AI Part 1 to address the complexities of artificial intelligence (AI) security misconceptions.