3^rd Party and
SaaS-to-SaaS Security

The Challenge

Most SaaS applications are designed to enable third party application integrations using plugins and a no-code approach. For example, a SaaS-based CRM system might offer a plugin to integrate with a SaaS email system.

However, not all 3rd party plugins are created equal. Most are developed by known companies and originate from a reputable source such as an app-store. But some plugins might be developed by individuals without the greatest concerns for security practices and even by malicious developers.

So, while 3rd party plugins are potentially good for productivity, they also create risk exposure. Complex SaaS-to-SaaS relationships lead to the risk of unauthorized data sharing, over-provisioning of permissions, and high privileges granted to unknown SaaS vendors.

The Solution

Suridata provides a way to reduce the risk of third-party SaaS integrations. This is done by automatically extracting and analyzing Oauth, API tokens, Open ID’s and non-human user accounts connected to the core of SaaS applications. Suridata tracks which plugins are in use, by whom, which permissions have been granted, and more. Working this way, Suridata can flag risky access of 3rd parties and automate communications with business stakeholders for the revocation of permissions.

Business Values

Identify SaaS-to-SaaS and Manage Third-Party Risks

Identify and understand the risk in all connected plugins, add-ons, third-party applications, and API tokens.

Automate Your Security Workflow

Flag and prioritize risky integrations, communicate with business stakeholders, and manage the risks.

Remediate Risks and Reduce Attack Surfaces

Automate the remediation process by revoking access to API tokens, non-human users, and Oauth connections.

3rd Party and SaaS-to-SaaS Security