With SaaS applications now making up the vast majority of technology used by employees in most organizations, tasks related to identity governance need to happen across a myriad of individual SaaS apps. This presents a huge challenge for centralized IT teams who are ultimately held responsible for managing and securing app access, but can't possibly become experts in the nuances of the native security settings and access controls for hundreds (or thousands) of apps. And, even if they could, the sheer volume of tasks would easily bury them. Modern IT teams need a way to orchestrate and govern SaaS identity governance by engaging the application owners in the business who are most familiar with how the tool is used, and who needs what type of access. Nudge Security is a SaaS security and governance solution that can help you do just that, with automated workflows to save time and make the process manageable at scale. Read on to learn how it works. 1 . Discover all SaaS apps used by anyone in the org As the old saying goes, you can't secure what you can't see, so the first step in SaaS identity governance is to get a full inventory of what technology is actually being used, and by whom. Nudge Security discovers and categorizes all SaaS apps ever introduced by anyone in the organization and provides a vendor security profile for each app to give IT and security teams the context they need to vet new SaaS providers. And after they've reviewed an app, they can assign a status…Read More