Use case

Reduce Data Exposure

Valence identifies and remediates risky SaaS file sharing, public links, and external access to prevent oversharing and unintentional exposure

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Automate Remediation with a SaaS Application Security Platform

SaaS applications now store a wide range of sensitive information, including customer records, financial data, source code, contracts, and internal communications. Much of this data is easily shared externally through open links, personal email accounts, and broad collaboration settings that are difficult for security teams to monitor. Once shared, these files are rarely unshared because most SaaS applications do not provide clear prompts or lifecycle reminders to review or revoke access. The challenge extends far beyond traditional content platforms like OneDrive, SharePoint, Google Drive, Box, and Dropbox. Modern business applications such as Salesforce, GitHub, NetSuite, and Zoom also allow users to share data externally, often without the visibility, controls or oversight needed to prevent exposure. As a result, organizations face growing and often unnoticed data leakage risks across their entire SaaS ecosystem.

The Valence Solution

Valence provides comprehensive visibility into how data is shared across all your SaaS applications, allowing you to quickly identify and remediate exposure risks. The platform scans files, records, and data objects to uncover open links, personal account access, inactive external shares and overly permissive collaboration settings. Valence extends beyond traditional content platforms by mapping exposure across applications such as Salesforce, GitHub, NetSuite, and Zoom, giving security teams a unified view of sensitive data wherever it resides. With guided and automated remediation actions, Valence makes it easy to revoke unnecessary access, tighten sharing settings, and align data practices with internal policies. This approach helps organizations minimize exposure, prevent accidental oversharing, and maintain strong control over sensitive information across their SaaS ecosystem.

Central Inventory

Uncover Exposed
SaaS Data

Find overshared files, public links, and risky external access across all SaaS applications

Central Inventory

Enforce Least Privilege Access

Revoke unnecessary or risky access with guided or automated remediation

Automated Workflows

Protect Sensitive
Information

Ensure data remains secure by aligning sharing practices with internal policies

Secure Your SaaS Data Sharing

Learn how Valence uncovers exposure and helps you fix unsafe links and permissions.

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Customer Voice

SaaS Security Loved by Security Teams

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Frequently Asked Questions

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How does Valence help identify which SaaS apps host sensitive or exposed data and who has access?

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Can Valence reveal sensitive data exposure in less obvious SaaS apps like Slack, GitHub or Zoom?

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How does Valence correlate sharing, permissions and application context to prioritize data exposure risk?

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Why is it challenging for organizations to understand their full data exposure in SaaS environments?

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What best practices should organizations follow to uncover and remediate exposed data in SaaS?

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How often should data exposure audits be performed in SaaS applications and why?