In this workshop, Grip’s team demonstrates how to discover real-world SaaS usage by pinpointing identity relationships with web apps and services. Then, we show how easy it is to migrate discovered SaaS services into federated IAM.
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The explosion of SaaS adoption has led to unprecedented identity sprawl with some employees creating hundreds of SaaS accounts over the time. Most of these accounts are created with just an email and password, and this has now become the new perimeter for the modern enterprise. Identities are assets, not people. Identity assets are entrusted to people we call “users”.
As users spread identities everywhere, it enables the ability to identify, analyze, and secure those identities, whenever and wherever SaaS is used. By examining how SaaS is consumed by identities, organizations can get a panoramic view of their SaaS-Identity attack surface.
In this workshop, Grip’s team demonstrates how to discover real-world SaaS usage by pinpointing identity relationships with web apps and services. Then, we show how easy it is to migrate discovered SaaS services into federated IAM (ex. Azure Active Directory).
Gain a complete view of your SaaS usage—including shadow SaaS and rogue cloud accounts—from an identity-centric viewpoint. See how Grip can improve the security of your enterprise.
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