Third-Party Risks for SaaS
Real-time visibility and insights into risks introduced by connected third- and fourth-party applications.
CHALLENGE
Third- and fourth-party connected apps are everywhere—and growing fast. These extensions and integrations often request excessive permissions and operate outside of IT’s visibility. Without clear oversight, organizations risk data exposure, privilege abuse, and supply chain compromise.
How AppOmni secures third- and fourth-party app risks
AppOmni provides the telemetry and tools, combined with posture and identity centric analysis to efficiently prioritize and respond to SaaS security threats.
Identifies Unsanctioned Apps
Proactively alert and prioritize unsanctioned non-human identities.
Increased visibility
Visualize and monitor third- and fourth-party applications—including those authorized by non-human identities.
Discovers Exposure and Impacts
Quickly identify the blast radius of 3rd and 4th party breaches and misconfigurations.
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“I needed to get a better understanding of the overall attack surface, our portfolio of applications, and their configurations and data exposure risks.”
Wai Sheng Cheng
Information Security and Risk Manager, Spencer Fane