Implement and Scale AI with Security
Leverage AI without compromising your company’s security posture or exposing critical data
AI Increases Productivity.
AppOmni Secures It.
AI is accelerating productivity and innovation across organizations at a rapid rate. However, its adoption can introduce security and vulnerability risks, including the exposure of sensitive data and PII or triggering unintended actions within your company infrastructure and applications. AppOmni provides complete visibility into your AI applications, their usage, and the data they can access. With AppOmni, you can secure your environment and strengthen your SaaS and AI security posture management (SSPM).
How AppOmni extends SSPM to secure your AI
How AppOmni Uses AI to Strengthen SaaS Security
AppOmni uses AI-driven automation and telemetry from billions of SaaS events to provide intelligent threat detection, contextual incident response, and expert guidance to remediate activity across enterprise environments.
AppOmni MCP Server
AppOmni’s MCP Server enriches the information and context of SaaS alerts enabling your SIEM and SOAR platforms to detect real threats while filtering out false positives or noise.
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Treat AI Agents as First-Class Citizens in Security
As a CISO, I’m seeing a real disconnect. While company surveys show AI adoption in production at just 7%, employee usage is soaring to 70-80%. That means we have to address two distinct challenges: securing official AI deployments and managing the hidden risks of employees using AI SaaS apps outside our direct view.”
Oli Newbury
former Global Financial Services CISO
FAQs
AI Security Posture Management secures AI usage with AI discovery and inventory, policy management, access controls, user behavioral detection, prompt monitoring, and blocking of malicious prompts. AppOmni offers complete SaaS and AI security posture management and threat detection and is named a Growth and Innovation Leader in the 2025 Frost Radar™ for SSPM.
Latest Resources
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ConnectWise Cloud Backup Compromise in Microsoft 365: What Happened and What to Do Now
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AI Security Starts with Visibility Into Your SaaS Environment
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Walk, Run, Fly: A Practical Framework for SaaS Security Prioritization
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