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SaaS security posture management for platforms such as Salesforce, Microsoft 365 and ServiceNow.
Configuration Management
SaaS security posture management (SSPM)
Business apps like Microsoft 365 and Salesforce stop leaking through risky settings and connected apps.
Addresses 27 stories in our coverage in the last 90 days 3 products that provide it
What it is
Monitoring of settings, sharing, user permissions and connected third-party apps in your SaaS platforms, with alerts on risky changes and data exposure.
How to value it
Some of the largest data thefts of recent years came through SaaS platforms: stolen tokens of connected apps, public sharing links and support accounts with too much access. SSPM gives the security team a view of systems that business units usually run themselves.
Questions to ask a vendor
- 1Which SaaS platforms does it support?
- 2Does it monitor the OAuth apps and integrations connected to our tenants?
- 3Can it detect unusual data exports or API use?
- 4Who in the business gets the findings, and can they fix them themselves?
For your risk register
- Risk
- Data theft from SaaS platforms through misconfiguration or compromised integrations.
- Control
- SSPM on core SaaS tenants with review of connected apps.
- Owner
- Business applications lead.
- Measure
- High-risk connected apps without approval.
A starting point: set the owner and measure to fit your organisation.
Products that provide it
Listed alphabetically by vendor. A listing is not a recommendation: use the questions above to compare them, or tick up to 3 to see them side by side.
Falcon Shield
SaaS security posture management, from CrowdStrike's acquisition of Adaptive Shield.
Obsidian Security
SaaS posture management and detection of account and integration compromise.
Recent stories it addresses
88 stories in total- 6 Nov 202687% say their AI controls need to work better
Most companies lack adequate AI controls, leading to security and compliance risks.
- 5 Nov 2026Companies are spending more on AI governance and getting less control
Companies increase AI governance spending but struggle to maintain control over AI tool usage.
- 4 Nov 2026Radio With No Radar: Why Agent Runtime Security Fails Without the Layers Beneath It
AI agent security fails without visibility into underlying systems, as seen in a mass-email incident.
- 2 Nov 2026Hundreds of Mundane AI Apps Are Hiding Sexually Abusive Deepfake Features
Hundreds of AI apps disguised as benign tools secretly generate abusive deepfake content.
- 23 Oct 2026Microsoft 365 accounts compromised at 79 organizations, no passwords needed
Microsoft 365 accounts compromised via session token replay, bypassing MFA at 79 organizations.
- 21 Oct 2026AI-driven, large-scale nation-state campaign using ARTEX enables supply chain compromise
China-aligned Storm-0940 uses AI framework ARTEX for rapid supply chain attacks.
- 19 Oct 2026From Email-to-Case to the Boardroom: How Inherited Agents Break Governance Built for Software
Salesforce Agentforce has a vulnerability that can expose sensitive data through chained features.
- 13 Oct 2026Datatilsynet (Norway) - 20/03541-37
Norway DPA fines Xandr €8.5M for processing Grindr users' sexual orientation data without valid consent in real-time
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