Grip SSCP addresses the risks of AI use with comprehensive visibility, enabling the identification and assessment of unauthorized apps. The platform can identify new shadow AI apps and flag existing, sanctioned SaaS that has introduced AI features. Monitoring AI risks protects against data breaches and compliance violations.
In today's SaaS-driven environment, managing OAuth scopes is complex, with permissions granted by both users and apps, potentially opening security gaps. Grip spotlights active OAuth scopes and pinpoints the risky ones—regardless of whether they're user or app-granted—and recommends protective actions such as revoking scopes.
Slack is not just for collaboration anymore; it's a critical tool for security alerts. Grip Security leverages this by providing real-time notifications on identity risks directly within Slack, enabling rapid response from your security team and streamlining the incident response process.
Grip integrates app data, user profiles, and account access behaviors to understand SaaS identity risks. Prioritize SSO and access controls from a unified risk profile based on multiple factors including user adoption, data used, user roles, privileges, and app data sensitivity for effective prioritization for SSO integration. This 360-degree view provides a unique risk profile of every user and SaaS app or cloud service, providing clear prioritization of the remediation or mitigation required.
With Grip, security, risk, and identity teams discover shadow SaaS and unfederated access. Grip performs an agentless, identity-based discovery process to detect authentication methods, and track usage from the first observed interaction to the present day — all with a simple, 10-minute deployment. Turn insights into action by automating workflows and playbooks to protect the SaaS-Identity risk landscape, including revoking access or decommissioning SaaS for all users.
Grip's integration with ServiceNow enables security, risk, and IT teams to automate shadow SaaS management at scale. Use real-time data and insights from Grip to power workflows in ServiceNow, including API calls to revoke access to unauthorized SaaS apps. This integration reduces identity sprawl, mitigates compliance risks, and extends ServiceNow's workflows to previously unmanaged SaaS.
Discover and monitor SaaS usage for every user and understand their authentication method to assess risk. Prioritize apps to move to SSO or enforce MFA-everywhere for unfederated apps. Grip’s continuous discovery and analysis contextualizes SaaS-Identity risk insights, classifies SaaS services, and identifies control gaps across every app and user.
Grip’s integration with CrowdStrike begins by discovering and analyzing your SaaS and identity risk landscape, then combines CrowdStrike Falcon Identity Risk scoring to Grip’s SaaS-Identity Risk Management platform to enable a 360-degree view of risk across identity, device, and SaaS and cloud accounts.
Whether employees switch departments, take new roles, or leave the organization, offboarding shadow SaaS accounts becomes a critical concern. Grip ensures this transition occurs seamlessly while maintaining the highest levels of security. By leveraging robotic process automation (RPA), Grip enables shadow SaaS offboarding for unfederated SaaS services and web apps, including integrations with identity providers to trigger Grip’s offboarding workflows for apps outside SSO.
Maintain password hygiene and remediate SaaS breaches with Grip’s automated password rotation to reset passwords for users and apps, including compromised SaaS accounts. Grip understands every SaaS and cloud account for a user and can rotate passwords on hundreds of accounts with a few clicks.
Get out-of-the-box insights calibrated to key SaaS types, assets, and capabilities across all users — including SaaS services with risky functions like file sharing, financial data, and privacy risks to sensitive data. Cross-reference SaaS access controls with compliance standards and security policy to stay audit-ready for SOC2, CMMC, NIST, ISO, and industry regulations.
Protect your attack surface with Grip's ability to discover unfederated SaaS accounts and detect SaaS user activity. This combination provides a real-time view of SaaS usage and authentication methods. With Grip, security and identity teams can enforce access control for SaaS apps outside of SSO by taking control of the user’s credentials and enforcing MFA to unfederated SaaS apps.
Grip integrates app data, user profiles, and account access behaviors to understand SaaS identity risks. Prioritize SSO and access controls from a unified risk profile based on multiple factors including user adoption, data used, user roles, privileges, and app data sensitivity for effective prioritization for SSO integration. This 360-degree view provides a unique risk profile of every user and SaaS app or cloud service, providing clear prioritization of the remediation or mitigation required.
Integrate Grip SaaS Security Control Plane to systems and tools to streamline operations and increase automation. Establish a centralized hub to automate tasks such as SaaS onboarding, offboarding, business justifications, and remediation of compromised accounts for unfederated SaaS, cloud services and internal portals.
Grip SaaS Access Control (SAC) provides granular data on an employee’s usage of shadow SaaS applications. Detect user login activity to SaaS or internal portals and is able to provide SAML-ess SSO governance. Paired with the Grip SaaS Security Control Plane, Grip SaaS Access Control completes the industry’s most comprehensive solution for visibility and security for unfederated applications.
