Your SaaS portfolio, including Microsoft 365, Salesforce, Workday, and Slack, is a complex web of misconfigurations, over-permissioned OAuth grants, and shadow apps that were never officially sanctioned. AppOmni — 9.0/10 · best app coverage AppOmni's SaaS posture across apps The only platform achieving a perfect app coverage score: AppOmni provides deep, normalized posture controls across major enterprise suites and hundreds of long-tail applications, backed by research uncovering flaws like Salesforce OmniStudio customer data exposure vulnerabilities. Obsidian Security — 8.9/10 · best SaaS identity and threat protection Obsidian SaaS identity and threat protection Achieving a top score in SaaS identity, Obsidian integrates configuration auditing with advanced threat detection, identifying account takeovers (ATO), privilege escalation, and suspicious activity alongside Identity Threat Detection and Response (ITDR) workflows.
Astrix Security — 7.7/10 · best SaaS-to-SaaS / OAuth security Astrix Security SaaS-to-SaaS and OAuth security Description: Strong on discovering and governing SaaS-to-SaaS integrations, OAuth applications, and non-human identities, helping security teams defend against threat actors weaponizing OAuth applications for persistent cloud access and reduce excessive third-party permissions. Common mistakes: overlooking the depth of apps instead of just counting them; ignoring OAuth-grant risks; treating Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) as a CASB (an entirely different role); and purchasing standalone solutions when Falcon/Defender now come with integrated threat protection. Microsoft’s capabilities are included in appropriate licensing.
