External Software as a Service (SaaS) Identification
Uncover Your Hidden SaaS Risks: ThreatNG's External SaaS Identification
CODE NAME: SaaSqwatch
In today's cloud-centric world, your organization's attack surface extends beyond your network perimeter. ThreatNG's External SaaS Identification, a core component of our Cloud and SaaS Exposure Investigation Module, empowers you to discover and assess all the cloud-based software services your organization relies on – even those adopted without central IT oversight. By comprehensively mapping your external SaaS landscape, ThreatNG enables you to proactively identify vulnerabilities, misconfigurations, and potential data exposure, strengthening your overall security posture. Our all-in-one external attack surface management (EASM), digital risk protection (DRP), and Security Ratings platform uses this critical intelligence to provide a holistic view of your digital risks, ensuring you're equipped to protect your organization in the face of evolving threats.
Elevate Your Security Posture with Comprehensive SaaS Visibility
External Attack Surface Management (EASM)
Uncover Shadow IT: Discover and inventory SaaS applications adopted by individual departments or teams without central IT oversight, closing critical security gaps.
Prioritize Remediation: Identify and prioritize vulnerabilities and misconfigurations in third-party SaaS environments based on potential impact and exploitability.
Continuous Monitoring: Continuously monitor changes in your SaaS landscape to detect new applications, configuration changes, or emerging threats.
Digital Risk Protection (DRP)
Tailored Threat Intelligence: Gain insights into potential threats specific to the SaaS applications used by your organization, enabling targeted threat monitoring and response.
Data Leak Prevention: Detect and respond to data leaks or exposures from misconfigured SaaS platforms before they cause significant damage.
Brand Protection: Monitor for unauthorized use or misuse of your brand or intellectual property within SaaS environments, mitigating potential reputational damage.
Security Ratings
Identify Hidden Dependencies: Uncover SaaS applications used by your suppliers and partners, revealing potential vulnerabilities and risks that could impact your organization's security posture.
Quantify Supply Chain Risk: Assess the security performance of third-party SaaS providers and incorporate their risk profile into your overall security rating calculation, providing a more accurate reflection of your supply chain's resilience.
Strengthen Vendor Due Diligence: Leverage external SaaS identification data to evaluate the security practices of your vendors and partners. This will enable you to make informed decisions about their suitability and mitigate potential third-party risks.
Why External SaaS Identification is Critical
Complete Attack Surface Visibility
Organizations often have a complex web of SaaS applications, many of which may be adopted by individual departments or teams without central IT oversight. External identification tools help uncover these "shadow IT" services, ensuring that no potential entry points for attackers are missed.
Risk Assessment and Prioritization
Each SaaS service presents unique risks based on its function, data sensitivity, and integration with other systems. By identifying all services, you can accurately assess the overall risk exposure and prioritize security measures based on potential impact.
Third Party Risk Management
Many SaaS services are provided by third-party vendors. Understanding which vendors your organization relies on is crucial for assessing their security practices and ensuring they meet your organization's risk tolerance.
Compliance and Regulatory Requirements
Various regulations and industry-specific standards, mandate that organizations have a clear understanding of their data processing activities, including which third-party vendors are involved.
ThreatNG Unveils Your Complete SaaS Landscape: From Collaboration to Critical Infrastructure
Discover and Secure the Full Spectrum of Cloud Services Powering Your Business
In today's interconnected digital landscape, businesses rely on various Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) applications to drive productivity, collaboration, and customer engagement. However, each SaaS platform introduces unique vulnerabilities and potential points of exposure. ThreatNG's External SaaS Identification illuminates your entire SaaS ecosystem, revealing potential risks lurking within each service category so you can proactively secure your critical data and systems.
Business Intelligence and Data Analytics
Unprotected dashboards could leak sensitive business insights, financial figures, or customer data. Data integration flaws might create gateways for unauthorized access.
Customer Service and Support
Platform or integration flaws could expose customer conversations, potentially revealing personal data or sensitive information.
Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP)
Breaches in ERP systems could expose employee data, payroll information, financial records, or sensitive business processes, causing significant economic and operational damage.
IT Service Management
Vulnerabilities could expose IT infrastructure details, service requests, or configuration data, potentially leading to targeted attacks or service disruptions.
Collaboration and Productivity
Breached accounts could expose project timelines, disrupt communication channels, or compromise internal knowledge repositories.
Communication and Collaboration
Compromised platforms could expose internal communications, sensitive discussions, or private messages, leading to data leaks or reputational harm.
Human Resources
Data leaks or unauthorized access to HR platforms could expose confidential employee information, such as salaries, performance reviews, or medical records, violating privacy and potentially leading to lawsuits.
Project Management
Compromised tools could expose project timelines, tasks, sensitive communications, or confidential project details, impacting delivery and confidentiality.
Content Management and Collaboration
Misconfigured settings or platform vulnerabilities could leak sensitive documents, contracts, or intellectual property.
Data Analytics and Observability
Misconfigured access controls could expose system logs, revealing vulnerabilities, errors, or user activity data.
Identity and Access Management
Compromised IAM systems could enable attackers to impersonate users, escalate privileges, or gain unauthorized access to critical resources.
Video Conferencing
Unsecured platforms could be prone to unauthorized access, "Zoom bombing" incidents, or data leaks, exposing sensitive conversations or company information.
Customer Relationship Management (CRM)
Data breaches or weak security could expose customer data, sales records, and other sensitive information, damaging reputations and triggering legal action.
Endpoint Management
Vulnerabilities could allow attackers to seize control of managed devices, leading to data theft, malware infections, or operational disruptions.
Incident Management
Unauthorized access could disrupt incident response, manipulate alerts, or expose sensitive security incident data.
Work Operating System
Security breaches could expose project data, task assignments, internal communications, or sensitive business processes, impacting productivity and confidentiality.
Domain Intelligence
Social Media
Sensitive Code Exposure
Search Engine Exploitation
Cloud and SaaS Exposure
Online Sharing Exposure
Sentiment and Financials
Archived Web Pages
Dark Web
Technology Stack