Gain visibility into the AI your workforce is already using, understand its access and risk, and apply the governance needed to keep adoption secure.
Security teams need continuous visibility and control across enterprise AI. That means discovering AI applications, agents, extensions, and embedded capabilities, then connecting them to the identities, permissions, integrations, and data they can access.
With that context, teams can assess risk, monitor change, and approve, restrict, or remediate AI use based on policy.
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Grip SSPM is just one part of a holistic SaaS security strategy. Securing individual apps isn’t enough—the real challenge is managing how SaaS is adopted, as employees continuously introduce new tools without proper security. Grip’s offers a complete platform that goes beyond SSPM, providing full visibility, control, and protection across the entire SaaS ecosystem.
SaaS misconfigurations and lack of visibility create significant risks for businesses. Studies show that misconfigurations are the third most common error in a breach. With multiple teams often adjusting SaaS configurations without understanding the security impact, continuous monitoring and automated remediation are essential to maintaining a secure posture.
Managing SaaS posture is difficult due to limited visibility into application configurations and changes, which creates blind spots. Many organizations still rely on manual audits—over 48%—which are slow, error-prone, and resource-intensive. Additionally, teams often lack the bandwidth and expertise to address misconfigurations across a growing number of SaaS applications.
Automation streamlines detection and remediation processes. Organizations using SSPM tools check settings 78% more often and resolve misconfigurations 73% faster than manual methods. Automation also prioritizes critical issues, saving time and reducing errors.
