A business or organization that offers customers Software as a Service (SaaS) online is a SaaS provider. Customers can access the software program through a subscription-based model hosted and maintained by the SaaS provider.

All facets of the software distribution and upkeep are the SaaS provider's responsibility, including:

Development: The SaaS provider is in charge of the software application's development and updating, including adding new features and rectifying bugs.

Hosting: By hosting the software program on their servers, the SaaS provider ensures it is always accessible to users.

Security: The SaaS provider is in charge of setting security controls and keeping an eye out for any threats to ensure that the software program and its clients' data are secure.

Support: The SaaS company offers customer support for the software program, including answering user questions, resolving problems, and giving instructions and documentation.

Billing and payments: The SaaS provider oversees the software application's billing and payment procedures, including sending invoices to clients, collecting payments, and handling subscription cancellations and renewals.

The SaaS provider is generally accountable for giving its clients high-quality, dependable, and secure software applications and first-rate customer assistance.

The connection between the SaaS provider and the organization can be secured and protected with the aid of ThreatNG Security by facilitating a thorough understanding of the attack surface of the SaaS provider, evaluating the potential risk, continuously scanning for potential threats, offering suggestions for limiting vulnerabilities and lowering risk, and provides security ratings that assist in choosing a provider. The solution can also handle compliance with pertinent laws and standards, giving both parties the knowledge and resources they need to safeguard the SaaS system and keep a positive working relationship.