AI-powered SaaS applications are everywhere and enterprises across the globe have been using these tools for several years now. As these AI tools become more complex, visibility into their security remains a constant struggle. Keeping track of third-party applications, and the blindspots in the cloud make security a huge challenge. Geoffrey Jakmakejian, Security Engineer Manager at Exposure Management company Tenable discussed the importance of just-in-time controls and how it can protect cloud and SaaS apps.
Why does achieving full visibility in SaaS security remain a challenge?
On average, large organisations use 41-61 SaaS apps. Unlike legacy licensing software, SaaS is cloud-based, which means that traditional cybersecurity measures, like firewalls that protect on-premise networks, data, and software, aren’t effective. It creates blindspots for cybersecurity teams looking to reduce risk and often they don’t have visibility into these environments.
Why do organisations struggle with SaaS security, despite increased cloud investments?
The ephemeral nature of visibility can largely be attributed to a fundamental disconnect between security and IT teams. Security teams…
