Eliminate overly permissive and dangling access to SaaS apps and services

The enterprise SaaS layer is where identities are repeatedly under attack — phishing, smishing, and vishing and credentials remaining the top threat target. Why? Because SaaS is where credentials and identities sprawl, duplicate, and operate outside security control.  

Enterprise security depends on SaaS security, because SaaS serves as the control interface for everything in the digital enterprise — factories and finance, engineers and DevOps, HR, and IT — all run on SaaS. Critical to safeguarding today’s SaaS-operated enterprise is eliminating access to targeted SaaS, users, tenants, and combinations of each; otherwise known as SaaS offboarding. ‍

How Grip helps automate offboarding to secure identities and SaaS

Grip automates offboarding for targeted identities and SaaS services, on-demand — enabling identity and security teams to protect access across thousands of SaaS services and safeguard their enterprise identity fabric.

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Grip continuously maps and monitors SaaS accounts, validates compliance with standards and policies, and closes access gaps with on-demand revocation for every identity and SaaS relationship. Harness out-of-the-box workflows and automation, triggering downstream offboarding for users, former employees, or systemic removal for SaaS services, apps, and tenants.

When SaaS services are compromised, Grip enables security teams to take action by destroying existing credentials, identifying user accounts (past and present), and continuously rotating double-blind passwords to blunt identity attacks from compromised credentials.  

Get started with a SaaS-Identity Risk Assessment. Grip is your new partner to secure the enterprise identity fabric.

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