It’s time to ditch the spreadsheets. Automate tedious, manual SaaS governance tasks and put your program on autopilot with purpose-built playbooks for SaaS security orchestration.
Here’s how to automate SaaS security best practices across your organization.
Get a complete view of departing users’ SaaS and say goodbye to lingering access. Automatically revoke OAuth grants, revoke SSO-managed accounts, and reset passwords for accounts that fall outside of SSO. Learn more ➔
Do your users understand how to use AI tools safely? Easily roll out an AI acceptable usage policy for your workforce and automatically prompt employees with guidance when they sign up for new AI tools. Learn more âž”
Experimentation may fuel innovation—but it can also create orphaned accounts. Reduce risk and control costs by discovering abandoned SaaS accounts, removing unnecessary access, and reclaiming unused licenses. Learn more ➔
Are you sure your SSO implementation is complete? Our playbooks for Okta and Azure AD help you discover critical apps that haven’t been onboarded to SSO and work with app owners to get them across the finish line. Learn more ➔
Why did a VP sign up for PandaDoc when you’re already paying for DocuSign? Our playbook helps you discover why employees are adopting new apps—and in some cases, redirect them to approved alternatives. Learn more ➔
When users spin up AWS accounts outside of your centralized governance process, they may as well be invisible. Avoid unnecessary costs and risks by discovering rogue accounts and adding them to your AWS organization. Learn more âž”
Get audit-ready faster by streamlining SaaS access reviews and reporting for SOC 2 and other compliance initiatives. Discover in-scope apps, verify who needs access, and provide evidence of a repeatable, reliable process. Learn more âž”
Explore our use cases to learn how Nudge Security can help you effectively manage and secure your entire SaaS estate.
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