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The Grip SSCP stands as a unique solution, as it has the potential, in some cases, to generate savings significant enough to offset or even entirely fund the initial purchase cost of the product, making it a financially wise investment for organizations seeking to bolster their digital security and risk governance programs.

Secure the SaaS identity risk landscape, neutralize identity threats and stop SaaS breaches

Discover non-SSO apps and secure user access for SaaS that do not support federated authentication protocols like SAML or OIDC.

Discovery, govern, and prioritize shadow SaaS for integration with JumpCloud single sign-on (SSO).

Secure user access to non-SSO apps or those that do not support federated authentication protocols like SAML or OIDC

Unify identity policy, governance, and security across the SaaS-Identity attack surface — integrated and orchestrated with ServiceNow.

More employees are working remotely on unmanaged devices and using unmanaged SaaS services, and a company’s data and critical applications are increasingly beyond the enterprise perimeter and out of the domain of SSE solutions.

Neutralize identity threats, stop SaaS breaches with Grip and CrowdStrike.

Leverage Torq building blocks to easily offboard SaaS users, triggering Grip workflows to revoke access to targeted SaaS, users, or both.

Continuous visibility and automated action to secure the SaaS-Identity attack surface.

Identities are assets, not people. And for more than a decade, the enterprise identity fabric has been one of the most difficult attack surfaces to contain or protect. Security teams are confronting these challenges with visibility to their SaaS-Identity attack surface and establishing identity-first security.

Delivering on top cloud security priorities — visibility, risk, and access control — across the enterprise SaaS layer.

Over time, employees can have hundreds of SaaS accounts, with the average user having 182 SaaS relationships. Many are dormant or unused, but they may contain sensitive or confidential company information or data that should be secured also known as SaaS security.

The nature of the risks are different, which is why security is a significant focus of digital transformation initiatives. For SaaS in particular, there are a set of best practices CISOs can implement that can help companies embrace digital transformation and balance their risk management policies with the business objectives.

Access control and management are central components of SaaS-Identity security. Sprawling SaaS services can expose companies to several risks if left unchecked, nearly all of which compromise corporate identities. This guide helps security leaders achieve more effective SaaS-Identity access management and control.

We talked to 100+ CISOs to understand how SSO helps them with SaaS-Identity security and why more SaaS applications are not monitored through their SSO implementations. Security leaders shared the five key reasons for why SSO is not able to fully solve the SaaS-Identity security or complexity.

To secure SaaS properly requires an architectural change, where there is a SaaS security control plane that discovers, prioritizes, secures, and orchestrates security. Implementing a strategy with this approach can help companies address the following five risks every company needs to address.

Based on the work Grip has done with hundreds of companies, we have seen the following five step framework highly effective in helping companies create a secure, workable framework — safeguarding identities, whenever and wherever SaaS is used.

NFP spends 80% less time mitigating SaaS identity risk and reduced IAM costs by $800K per year. NFP’s security team tuned controls for their business-led IT reality, all while maintaining high security standards for SaaS and identities — past, present, and future.

Achieve complete cloud security with the world’sfirst SaaS Security Control Plane for SaaS visibility, risk, and access control—past, present, and future.

Frost & Sullivan analyzes products and selects the Grip SaaS Security Control Plane solution as the winner of this year's Product Innovation Award.

Safeguard business led-IT and modern with the world's only universal SaaS security control plane, only from Grip.

Why a leading Fintech chose Grip to automate the SaaS security lifecycle.

Why a leading email security provider chose Grip, not CASB

Discover SaaS services, users, and apps. Prioritize relevant risks. Orchestrate and enforce SaaS access control.