Why we started Push
We're hacker-founders who've worked on both offensive and defensive security and we know security has historically been about control. We've been locking down data on servers and guarding our perimeters. But the world is shifting and the old way of doing security can't keep up.
Security isn't just about stopping bad things from happening. Now, security teams need to adapt to the changing IT landscape, where employees are adopting SaaS without any oversight from IT. The product-led growth (PLG) movement has led to SaaS vendors actively pushing for employees to self-adopt SaaS, particularly so they don't have to go through a long procurement process. App and software companies have been driving this trend, and employees are choosing which tools they want to use, whether you know it or not. So, with adoption and integration into production and business data as the first step, security teams have to adapt to this new risk landscape.
We knew we needed to build a new solution for the world of SaaS, where employees are owning and adopting apps without oversight from IT or security. We've spent decades working with some of the best security teams in the business, at hundreds of Fortune 500 companies, and we know even those companies can't keep up with actually fixing the issues tools and consultants uncover.
We built Push to offer a super scalable way to secure SaaS. Now, any organization can re-focus on fixing security issues (not just finding them), by letting us work with employees to take the load off your team.



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