Enhance your Workday security management with practical strategies and actionable insights. Read the guide to strengthen your organization's defenses today.
This guide breaks down everything you need to know about Slack security, including concerns, encryption, breaches, and best practices to improve your organization’s Slack security posture.
In this guide, we’ll define SaaS sprawl, examine the risks it introduces, and share proven strategies for managing and reducing SaaS application sprawl.
This article dives into what Non-Human Identities (NHIs) are, the key challenges they introduce, and the best practices for securing them.
SaaS identity lifecycle management is the process of governing user and non-human identities (such as OAuth tokens, API keys, and service accounts) throughout their lifecycle in SaaS environments. Learn more in this guide.
Learn how shadow IT in SaaS can expose sensitive data and how to implement strategies to mitigate these risks.
From improper access controls, misconfigurations, weak authentication methods, and inadequate visibility into both human and non-human identities and their associated privileges—SaaS identity risks require security teams to properly address them. Learn more in this guide.
SaaS data security refers to the strategies, processes, and tools designed to protect sensitive information stored and processed within SaaS applications. Learn more in this guide about data security challenges and how to overcome them.
Learn how CSPM enhances cloud security by automating visibility, detecting misconfigurations, and ensuring compliance across multi-cloud environments, as well as how it complements other cloud security tools.
SaaS integrations connect one SaaS application to another, enabling data exchange, enhanced functionality, and streamlined workflows. While incredibly powerful, SaaS-to-SaaS integrations also introduce security risks. Learn more in this article.
As applied to SaaS Security, ITDR focuses on detecting threats by monitoring human & non-human identity behavior, flagging suspicious activities, and preventing potential identity-based attacks. Learn more in this article.
Valence's SaaS Security Platform makes it easy to find and fix risks across your mission-critical SaaS applications
