Does your SaaS Security solution protect your sensitive data?

Automated enforcement

No automation—provides general guidelines on how to fix misconfigurations. Rule-based remediation for data exposure, with no granularity or flexibility.

Pre-built, automated remediation workflows for targeted enforcement. Enabling control without affecting productivity.

Bulk remediation

No ability to remediate misconfigurations or data exposure at scale. Security engineers spend weeks and months on manual remediation.

On-demand bulk actions enable the remediation of hundreds of thousands of files in minutes with no extra cost.

End-user engagement

Minimal, one-way interactions with employees, notifying them their risky actions are under review. Security issues are resolved through service tickets by security teams.

Automated employee engagement in Slack provides context on risky actions and delegates for self-remediation.

Long-term end-user education

No, as employees are not involved in the remediation process.

Yes, employee engagement through Slack reduces risky actions over time.

Identity Risk Management

Most SSPMs do not provide identity postures with risk profiling. If they do, information for each identity is limited to a single attack surface such as installed shadow apps.

Cross-SaaS identity posture considering HRIS and IdP context, access patterns, and third-party collaborators. Accurate risk scores based on user behavior and data exposure.

Identity Threat Detection & Response

Limited, rule-based detection of identity threats. Rules are narrow, easily bypassed by insiders, require continuous updates to stay effective and generate multiple false positives.

Monitors ongoing user behavior and compares it against historical benchmarks. Detects a variety of threats that are not captured by static rules, with minimal false positives.