Savvy Security, an identity-first software-as-a-service (SaaS) security platform provider, today introduced Zero-Touch Integrations (ZTIs), a patent-pending approach that leverages already-established client-side sessions to eliminate the need for manual server-side configuration steps to integrate and manage SaaS apps. As the first to offer these capabilities, Savvy empowers businesses to seamlessly integrate and configure all of their SaaS apps, sanctioned or unsanctioned, without manual setup or technical expertise, improving visibility, saving time and reducing SaaS identity risks.
The proliferation of SaaS apps in modern business introduces a massive burden for already overworked security teams, who grapple with the traditional complex methods for app onboarding and provisioning. As businesses grow and their SaaS environments become more complex, managing app security manually can become untenable. Teams may miss gaps in their identity and access management (IAM) — for instance, missing MFA on cloud accounts — that could lead to significant compromise, as we saw in recent Snowflake-related incidents. Moreover, existing IAM solutions are blind to unmanaged SaaS accounts and identities, which often have weak, reused, shared and compromised credentials, and rarely employ multi-factor authentication.
ZTIs allows new or previously unmanaged SaaS apps to be integrated into an organization’s security stack effortlessly and at scale. It ensures seamless implementation of key functions such as automated data collection, real-time updates, and enhanced user interaction without requiring coding or developer knowledge.
“Visibility into SaaS is the biggest IAM gap companies face, which is why we’ve focused our innovation efforts to address this challenge. Our zero-touch client-side integrations are more than a technological advancement — they represent a paradigm shift in how SaaS apps are managed by the business,” said Guy Guzner, CEO and co-founder of Savvy Security. “By eliminating the need for manual server-side setup and IT effort, we empower businesses to focus on what they do best while ensuring that they maintain security oversight and governance for the software tools their workforce is adopting.”
SOURCE: GlobeNewswire