SaaS Security for the Public Sector
Simplify Compliance and Protect Mission-Critical Data
The public sector and federal agencies face
unique security challenges.
Misconfigurations, unauthorized access, and compliance requirements like SCuBA,
NIST 800-53, and FISMA demand a proactive approach.
AppOmni delivers visibility, control, and compliance for SaaS applications, enabling government teams to protect sensitive data, meet stringent security frameworks, and streamline compliance reporting—all without disrupting operations.
Out-of-the-box Compliance Checks
Detect Configuration Deviations
Automate With Continuous Monitoring
Triage and Remediation Guidance
Achieve SCuBA Compliance with Configuration Monitoring
Monitor and enforce SCuBA baselines with automated checks and real-time visibility into misconfigurations.
Strengthen Identity and Access Controls
Track and enforce least privilege access across SaaS environments to align with Zero Trust principles.
Gain In-depth Visibility to
SaaS Risk
Manage and remediate critical findings efficiently. Identify, prioritize and remediate SaaS misconfigurations, enforce RBAC, configure the right fine-grained SaaS identity and access policies.
“With AppOmni, we’re able to do in a couple of days what used to take us a month. It has drastically sped up our implementation timelines while adding a higher level of security to our clients’ implementations.”
Senior Managing Director & Global Security Lead, Accenture
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Latest Research and Publications
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Achieving CISA BOD 25-01 Compliance and SCuBA Alignment
Learn how to achieve compliance for CISA’s BOD 25-01 and SCuBA alignment with AppOmni, updated for M365 SCuBA compliance checks.
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How AppOmni and Cisco Advance Zero Trust SaaS Security
Learn how AppOmni’s SSPM and Cisco’s SSE create a unified Zero Trust security solution, bridging SaaS and cloud service vulnerabilities to protect critical data.
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What 2024’s SaaS Breaches Mean for 2025 Cybersecurity
In this blog, we take a look at the most impactful SaaS security incidents in 2024 and share insights on what to expect in 2025 for SaaS security.