The Problem
SaaS is your biggest surface — and your blindest spot
Hundreds of apps, thousands of settings, millions of shared files. Each admin console is a silo, and nobody owns the whole picture.
SaaS sprawl and shadow apps
Employees connect new tools weekly — including AI apps — via OAuth grants IT never reviews. Your real SaaS estate is far bigger than your licence list.
Oversharing is invisible at scale
'Anyone with the link' feels harmless once. Multiplied across years and thousands of users, it becomes a searchable archive of your company's secrets.
Risky third-party access
OAuth apps with read access to email, files and calendars are standing backdoors — rarely inventoried, almost never revoked.
Every app is configured differently
Salesforce, M365 and GitHub each bury critical security settings in different places. Consistent hardening across hundreds of apps is impossible manually.
Suronex SaaSPosture
Continuous posture for every SaaS app
One dashboard for configuration, sharing, identity and third-party risk across your whole SaaS estate.
Configuration Posture
Continuously assess each app against vendor hardening guides and security best practices — with drift alerts.
MFA EnforcementSession PoliciesAdmin SettingsSharing DefaultsData Exposure Detection
Find files, records and repos shared publicly or externally — with sensitive-data context.
Public LinksExternal SharingPII DetectionPublic ReposOAuth & Third-Party Risk
Inventory every third-party and AI app granted access to your data — scored by scope and vendor risk.
OAuth GrantsScope AnalysisAI App DetectionRevocationSaaS Identity Hygiene
Find dormant accounts, missing MFA, over-privileged admins and external users who never left.
Dormant AccountsAdmin SprawlGuest AccessShadow SaaS Discovery
Surface apps in use that never went through procurement — including unsanctioned AI tools.
DiscoveryUsage ContextSanctioning WorkflowSaaS Compliance Mapping
App posture mapped to ISO 27001, SOC 2 and privacy frameworks through ComplySense.
ISO 27001SOC 2EU GDPREvidence Collection
Runtime Security
SaaS activity monitored as it happens
SaaSPosture pairs configuration posture with runtime activity monitoring — impossible travel, mass downloads, anomalous OAuth token use and risky admin actions are detected in real time across your SaaS estate, not found in a quarterly review.
- Anomalous Logins
- Mass Download Detection
- OAuth Token Abuse
- Risky Admin Actions
Coverage & Integrations
What SaaSPosture monitors
Deep integrations for major platforms — 100+ SaaS tools covered and growing.
- Productivity & Collaboration
Microsoft 365
Google Workspace
Slack
Zoom
Teams
Notion
Confluence
- Business Platforms
Salesforce
HubSpot
ServiceNow
Zoho- Dynamics 365
Box
- Developer & AI Tools
GitHub
GitLab- Atlassian
OpenAI
Anthropic- AI SaaS Applications
- Identity Providers
Okta
Microsoft Entra ID
Google Identity
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
How does SaaSPosture connect to our apps?
Through each platform's official admin APIs using read-only OAuth or service integrations — no browser extensions, no traffic interception, no agents on user devices.
Can it find SaaS apps we don't know about?
Yes. Shadow SaaS discovery correlates identity provider logs, OAuth grants and expense/network signals to reveal apps in active use that were never sanctioned — including AI tools.
How does it handle oversharing at scale?
SaaSPosture inventories external and public sharing across your estate, prioritises by data sensitivity (PII, secrets, source code), and supports bulk remediation workflows to fix years of accumulated exposure.
What about third-party AI apps connected to our data?
Every OAuth grant is inventoried and scored. AI applications get special treatment: Suronex flags which ones can read email, files or code, feeding your AI governance programme in ComplySense.
Will monitoring impact our users or apps?
No. All assessment is read-only via admin APIs. Remediation actions are always explicit, logged and reversible.
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