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SaaS Risk Review Checklist
Structure reviews across configurations, identities, permissions, sharing, integrations, and activity.
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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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