USE CASE
SaaS Discovery
Identify your SaaS estate. Illuminate blind spots.
Discover SaaS apps in your environment including shadow IT, third-party tools, and AI-driven platforms without complex setup. AppOmni Discovery gives you instant clarity and control.
Detect Security Threats, Respond with Confidence
AppOmni provides the telemetry and tools, combined with posture and identity centric analysis, to efficiently prioritize and respond to SaaS security threats.
Uncover Every SaaS App, Even the Ones You Don’t Know
Identify all SaaS tools in use, including shadow IT, unsanctioned third-party apps, and AI-driven platforms. Then analyze browser activity, identity patterns, and usage behaviors.
Prioritize What
Matters Most
Rather than static asset lists, our SaaS Discovery engine quickly highlights high-risk apps based on integration depth, permissions, and access methods so you can focus security where it matters.
Visibility Tailored for SaaS Complexity
Forget basic email and endpoint scans. AppOmni’s SaaS-aware Discovery captures browser-based activity and federated access, mapping your entire SaaS footprint accurately and efficiently.
Go From Insight
to Action Instantly
With built-in risk scoring, remediation workflows, and policy enforcement, you can block risky OAuth connections or audit AI tool usage instantly to stay secure and in control.
“Discovery confirmed what we always suspected—our employees were using far more SaaS applications than we had visibility into. Now, we can finally see and manage the full scope of our SaaS environment.”
– Chief of Security, Global Technology Firm
How AppOmni’s Discovery Illuminates SaaS
Discovery gives you a clear picture of your SaaS environment by revealing what’s in use, who’s using it, and how. These features make that visibility possible and actionable.
Critical applications secured
Protect data essential to your business
Microsoft 365
Salesforce
ServiceNow
Workday
Google Workspace
“I needed to get a better understanding of the overall attack surface, our portfolio of applications, and their configurations and data exposure risks.”
Wai Sheng Cheng
Information Security and Risk Manager, Spencer Fane