Every SaaS and AI app your organization adopts expands your attack surface. Threats such as stolen tokens, overly permissive accounts, weak configurations, and agentic AI actions blend seamlessly into normal activity. By the time someone detects them, your data is already compromised. The core problem: most security teams likely cannot identify who or what can access your SaaS and AI data, what level of access they hold, or how much incremental risk each new tool creates.

SOLUTION

Surface the threats. Keep your team in control.

AppOmni surfaces identities with access to your SaaS and AI apps, and tells you when that access may be a threat. We give your security teams the visibility and context to decide what to do next. While the tactics behind many attacks aren’t always novel, detecting them requires understanding how malicious activity deviates from normal user behavior.

Identify who has access

Map identities connected to your SaaS and AI apps, including access and OAuth tokens tied to each one. You can’t secure what you can’t see.

Understand what’s at risk

See the OAuth scopes, permissions, and data each identity can reach, so you know your actual blast radius before an incident. Security teams need to know what data can be potentially exposed and its impact.

Know when access turns into a threat

AppOmni watches for service accounts accessing unusual data volumes, behavioral deviations from baseline, and privilege changes that signal compromise or insider risk. See how AppOmni’s threat detection engine works.

Guided remediation and expert threat hunters when you need them

MarlinAI correlates disparate security events, autonomously investigates, and provides context to act on. AppOmni Scout hunts for low-and-slow threats which automated detection alone can miss, without adding to your SOC headcount.

Built for human decisions, powered by AI

AppOmni utilizes ML and AI to process the volume of SaaS and AI activity no security team could review manually. Every detection comes with the context your team needs to remediate and respond with confidence.

“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