Security for Your Modern Business Apps
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Bridge the Gap to Adopting Cloud Apps Without Compromising Security
Modern organizations are leveraging software-as-a-service (SaaS) applications to power employee productivity, finance, human resources, customer relationship management functions, and more. The SaaS approach enables businesses to rapidly adopt new capabilities faster and more cost-effectively than they could through on-premise deployment.
Unfortunately, with these benefits comes new risks. Applications beyond the traditional enterprise perimeter can unknowingly expose data outside the organization, allow access via compromised accounts, and cut down on the visibility needed to identify insider threats from privileged accounts. Although vendors managing cloud platforms are responsible for protecting the infrastructure that runs all of the services they offer in the cloud, the shared responsibility model means that configuring these platforms securely and monitoring them is up to the people using them.
ActiveEye SaaS Application Security combines configuration best practices with advanced analytics to give you visibility and control into the tools you use every day to drive your business, including Office 365, Google G Suite, Okta, Box, and others. ActiveEye for SaaS Application Security connects quickly to your applications via API and integrates with ActiveEye Managed Security, your existing security information and event management (SIEM) software, security tools, and appliances, or even other managed security service provider (MSSP) solutions.
What can ActiveEye help you see?
Insider Threats
- Excessive File Access
- World-Readable Files/Folders
External Threats
- Log-ons from Unusual Country
- Brute-Force Attack
Compliance
- New User Creation
- Group Administration
Bridge the Gap to Modern SaaS Security
Prevent Cloud Breaches
Get visibility into how your SaaS application data is being exposed, who is accessing the data, and from where. Get immediate visibility to any anomalous access.
Detect Insider Threats
Harness advanced analytics to profile user actions and detect behavior not part of normal business activity. Quickly identify any misuse of resources.
Demonstrate Compliance
Easily complete regular review of SaaS application configuration activity and user access. Extend compliance reporting to the cloud.
Features
- Integrate with Existing Security Ecosystem
- Single Dashboard for Visibility Across All Applications
- Review Administrative Actions That Could Create Risk
Is ActiveEye SaaS Application Security Right for You?
What
- Custom Rules and Best Security Practices
- Office 365, G Suite, & Okta
- Advanced Analytics and Machine Learning
Who
- Cloud Security Experts
- SaaS Application Engineers
- Cyber Security Technicians
Why
- Detect Threats in Real Time for Faster Incident Response
- Meet Regulatory Requirements
- Prevent Misconfigurations and DataBreaches
ActiveEye SaaS Application Security Benefits
- Get a view of activity across all SaaS applications in one place
- Detect external attacks and insider threats quickly
- Evaluate configuration polices for data security, such as open access to file shares or connections from outside a corporate VPN
- Review events like users added to admin access groups and external file sharing
- Use existing workflows with email alerts, helpdesk integrations, and syslog streams
- Get a security assessment of your existing cloud platforms to see any gaps
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