A mature and successful security program must engage and collaborate with the business owners who typically adopt and manage SaaS applications. This is necessary to achieve security goals without overwhelming security team resources or slowing down business teams with added friction.
Policies can be created that include the ability to notify employees before any changes take place or engage with them to remediate issues themselves. The ability to collaborate with employees, and request business justifications helps educate employees on SaaS security best practices. Security teams can then factor business considerations into their security decisions and avoid the typical business disruption concerns that can accompany automated security processes.
What if the security team had help? Engage your users and watch as they remediate risks on their own.
Understand why potential risks exist in SaaS applications
Ensure users understand SaaS Security hygiene and best practices
Alert business users and empower them to remediate security issues
Understand SaaS business workflows and use cases
Educate business users on SaaS security best practices
Collect justifications from business users for SaaS risks
Empower business users to manage SaaS misconfigurations
Scale remediation workflows by engaging business users