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SaaS Security Posture Management
Secure your SaaS app. See every risk.
Ashva continuously brings SaaS applications, risky settings, identities, permissions, threat context, and compliance evidence into one prioritized operating view.
Read-only option
Risk prioritization
Guided action
The problem
SaaS is outside your network, but still your risk.
SaaS changes constantly. New applications, users, permissions, and integrations create security gaps that periodic reviews struggle to catch.
Small settings create large exposure
A single sharing rule, administrator role, integration scope, or inactive account can leave sensitive SaaS data accessible.
Manual reviews age too quickly
Point-in-time spreadsheets cannot keep pace with changing identities, permissions, configurations, and threat conditions.
The solution
A practical control plane for SaaS security.
Ashva unifies SaaS security insights and workflows to turn fragmented findings into coordinated risk reduction.
- See known and unknown SaaS applications
- Prioritize findings with asset, identity & threat context
- Give owners clear remediation guidance
- Verify fixes and monitor for control drift
Discover
Apps, identities, access
Assess
Posture and exposure
Prioritize
Context and impact
Remediate
Workflow and evidence
Key features
Everything you need to secure the SaaS layer
Build visibility, reduce exposure, improve access hygiene, and create a repeatable SaaS security operating model.
Shadow SaaS Discovery
Find unapproved and unmanaged SaaS use before it becomes an invisible attack path.
Explore feature →Misconfiguration Management
Continuously identify weak SaaS configurations and turn findings into practical remediation work.
Explore feature →Security Alerts
Turn meaningful SaaS activity into focused alerts your team can investigate quickly.
Explore feature →Identity Center
Understand users, service accounts, privileges, and access across your connected SaaS estate.
Explore feature →Excessive Permission Detection
Find users and applications with more access than their role or activity requires.
Explore feature →Dormant Account Identification
Identify inactive accounts that still retain access to business-critical SaaS data.
Explore feature →Compliance View
Map SaaS security controls and evidence to the frameworks your organization follows.
Explore feature →Threat Intelligence
Connect SaaS posture findings with relevant threat signals to focus attention where it matters.
Explore feature →Dark Web Exposure Monitoring
Monitor for exposed credentials and organization-linked signals that may affect SaaS access.
Explore feature →Continuous SaaS Risk Monitoring
Continuously watch connected SaaS applications for risky changes, new exposure, and control drift.
Explore feature →SaaS Access & Permission Hygiene
Continuously review access, roles, groups, and app permissions across SaaS environments.
Explore feature →Workflows & Automation
Route, assign, enrich, and track SaaS security work through repeatable automated workflows.
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How it works
From connected SaaS to measurable action
Start with a focused scope, then expand coverage as your security program matures.
Connect
Add approved SaaS applications and discovery sources using appropriate access.
Analyze
Normalize posture, identity, access, activity, and compliance signals.
Prioritize
Focus teams on findings with meaningful exposure and business context.
Remediate
Route ownership, track fixes, collect evidence, and verify change.
Who it's for
One SaaS risk program. Clear value for every team.
Give each stakeholder the view, context, and workflow needed to make better security decisions.
For CISOs
Turn SaaS risk into an executive-ready program
Gain a defensible view of SaaS exposure, priorities, ownership, and progress without adding another disconnected security console.
Explore solutionEnterprise-wide SaaS visibility
Risk-based prioritization
Board and leadership reporting
Security program accountability
For Security Teams
Investigate and reduce SaaS risk with context
Unify posture, identity, activity, and threat signals so analysts can focus on issues with meaningful business impact.
Explore solutionContinuous posture monitoring
Actionable security alerts
Identity and privilege context
Faster remediation workflows
For IT Teams
Keep SaaS access secure without slowing users
See application ownership, user access, permissions, and configuration drift across the tools your teams rely on.
Explore solutionAccess and permission hygiene
Dormant account cleanup
Configuration guidance
Clear ownership and routing
For Compliance Teams
Make SaaS control evidence easier to manage
Map findings and evidence to relevant control areas while maintaining a clear record of ownership and remediation.
Explore solutionControl mapping
Evidence collection
Gap tracking
Audit preparation support
Integrations
Connect the SaaS applications your teams rely on
Explore supported and configurable connections across identity, collaboration, CRM, cloud, ticketing, and business SaaS.
NotionCollaboration applications
1PasswordIdentity and access
AsanaProject management
BoxCloud storage
CiscoNetwork and security
DocuSignBusiness SaaS
Duo PremierIdentity providers
GitHubDeveloper tools
GitLabDeveloper tools
JiraTicketing systems
LucidchartCollaboration applications
Microsoft Entra IDIdentity providers
MongoDB AtlasCloud services
OktaIdentity providers
OneLoginIdentity providers
SalesforceCRM platforms
SendGridEmail services
SlackCollaboration applications
SnowflakeCloud services
ZendeskTicketing systems
ZoomCollaboration applications
Bitbucket CloudDeveloper tools
Google WorkspaceCollaboration applications
ChatGPTAI applications
CursorAI developer tools
OpenAIAI applications
ClaudeAI applications
SmartsheetProject management
Microsoft Power BIAnalytics platforms
AtlassianBusiness SaaS
Microsoft Power AppsLow-code platforms
FastlyCloud services
DatabricksData platforms
DatadogMonitoring and observability
Ping IdentityIdentity providers
ZohoBusiness SaaS
DropboxCloud storage
TrelloProject management
MiroCollaboration applications
Compliance readiness
Organize SaaS controls and evidence around your frameworks
Ashva supports compliance readiness by helping map relevant SaaS findings, evidence, ownership, and remediation. It does not certify or guarantee compliance.
ISO 27001
Map SaaS safeguards, risk treatment evidence, and control ownership to relevant information security control areas.
Organize technical evidence and remediation activity that can support Security and other applicable Trust Services Criteria.
GDPR
Surface SaaS access, sharing, identity, and configuration signals relevant to protecting personal data.
HIPAA
Support reviews of SaaS access and safeguards for systems that may handle protected health information.
PCI DSS
Track SaaS access and control evidence relevant to systems connected to cardholder-data workflows.
NIST
Align SaaS visibility, protection, detection, and response work to relevant NIST control and outcome areas.
CIS Controls
Connect SaaS inventory, access control, secure configuration, logging, and remediation evidence to CIS safeguards.
Pricing
Scale coverage by integrations and monitored users
Choose a focused starting point or an enterprise-wide program. Final pricing reflects application scope, identity volume, and workflow requirements.
Focused SaaS coverage
For teams beginning with their highest-risk SaaS applications.
- No integration limits
- Up to 300 employees
- All key features
- Standard support
Expanded security program
For growing organizations coordinating SaaS security across teams.
- No integration limits
- Up to 1000 employees
- All key features
- Priority support
Organization-wide coverage
For complex SaaS stack, multiple business units, or service providers.
- Custom integration scope
- Custom employees count
- Advanced features
- Enterprise success planning
Frequently asked questions
Clear answers about Ashva and SSPM
Seven practical answers for teams evaluating SaaS security posture management.
SaaS Security Posture Management, or SSPM, continuously discovers and assesses security settings, identities, permissions, integrations, and activity across SaaS applications. It helps teams find risk, prioritize remediation, and monitor posture as SaaS environments change.
SSPM focuses on the security posture inside SaaS applications: configurations, identities, permissions, integrations, and control drift. CASB commonly focuses on policy enforcement and data protection between users and cloud services. Many organizations use them together.
Ashva can correlate approved discovery sources and identity or access signals to identify SaaS applications that may not be centrally managed. Available discovery methods depend on the data sources and permissions connected by your organization.
Ashva supports a growing catalog across business SaaS, identity, collaboration, CRM, cloud, ticketing, and security platforms. The integrations page lists the currently presented catalog; additional applications can be discussed with the Ashva team.
Timing depends on the number of applications, access approvals, and desired workflows. A focused initial rollout can begin quickly, followed by phased onboarding for additional applications and teams.
Yes. Ashva can help map SaaS controls, findings, evidence, ownership, and remediation to frameworks such as ISO 27001, SOC 2, GDPR, HIPAA, PCI DSS, NIST, and CIS Controls. It supports compliance readiness but does not certify or guarantee compliance.
Ashva provides a consolidated view of users, administrators, guests, service accounts, roles, entitlements, and activity. It helps teams identify dormant access, excessive permissions, and ownership gaps for review and remediation.
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