Finding all the SaaS your organization is using forms a critical part of IT asset discovery. There are a few different methods for doing this, from using firewall and proxy logs to buying cloud access security brokers (CASBs) and Shadow IT tools, but they all struggle to provide the breadth and depth of information you need to manage risk. To get visibility into all SaaS usage and relevant business context, you need to collect data from both the browser and the application itself.
Push uses a browser extension to discover password-based SaaS use and API integrations with your Microsoft Azure AD or Google Workspace to discover social login SaaS use.
This approach gives you continuous visibility into what SaaS is being used and how securely, no matter how they sign in.
Push finds issues and helps employees improve how they're accessing apps. You'll see:
If employees are using strong and unique passwords,
Whether they have multifactor authentication enabled,
If they're using SSO or social logins.
Push fixes SaaS security issues directly with employees, so you don’t have to. For instance, if an app hasn't been used for some time, we reach out to its users to see if they still need it. If not, we guide them to remove it and reduce your organization’s overall attack surface. Track SaaS security improvements over time with the Push reporting dashboards.
Detect SaaS apps that employees are using in your company.
Nudge employees to remove unused third-party integrations.
A strong indicator of compromise. Detect and respond automatically.
Use ChatOps to automatically nudge employees to enroll.
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