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SaaS and identity security

Find every SaaS tenant, cut standing privilege and govern the non-human identities and AI agents your integrations created — with FrontierZero.

Typical timing
6–10 weeks
Engagement
Fixed scope, then retainer
Delivery framework
User researchDiscoveryAlphaBetaLive

Bring the SaaS estate and the identities that reach it under control. Most attacks now start with an identity, and machine and agent identities increasingly outnumber staff. Working with FrontierZero, we discover shadow SaaS, risky OAuth grants and over-privileged accounts, then put lasting governance in place.

  • No complete list of the SaaS applications holding company data
  • Integrations and API tokens that nobody owns
  • AI tools and agents connected to email, files or CRM without review
How it runs

Activities, step by step

The plan follows our delivery framework. Steps that do not apply to this kind of work are left out rather than padded.

  1. 02 · Discovery2 weeks

    Discover

    • SaaS applications, tenants and OAuth grants discovered
    • Human, service and agent identities inventoried
    • Data exposure and misconfiguration findings
  2. 03 · Alpha2–4 weeks

    Reduce risk

    • Risky grants revoked and unused applications shut down
    • Standing privilege replaced with just-in-time access
    • MFA and conditional access gaps closed
  3. 04 · Beta2–3 weeks

    Govern

    • Owners assigned to every application and non-human identity
    • Access reviews and joiner-mover-leaver automation
    • Approval process for new SaaS and AI tools
  4. 05 · LiveOngoing

    Monitor

    • Continuous posture monitoring
    • Identity-abuse detections fed to the SOC
    • Quarterly access certification

Deliverables

What you keep at the end.

  • SaaS and identity inventory
  • Posture findings and remediation log
  • Identity governance model for human, machine and agent identities
  • Monitoring and review cadence

Outcomes

What it is built to change.

  • Shadow SaaS and orphaned access brought under control
  • A smaller identity attack surface
  • AI tools adopted with visibility rather than by surprise