Awareness
Discover up to 4 times more SaaS apps including rogue Generative AI (Gen AI) usage
Analytics
Ensure critical apps are onboarded and reduce SSO bypass by 86%
Action
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The Savvy
Difference
Real-Time
Inventory
Savvy delivers a real-time inventory of every SaaS app and identity, giving you full visibility into accounts and authentication methods across your ecosystem. Use it to prioritize business-critical apps for SSO onboarding, or to uncover toxic combinations of risks, like accounts lacking MFA that are using compromised credentials. With this enhanced visibility, you can implement adaptive controls that ensure stronger alignment with your IT and security policies.
Just-In-Time
Security Guardrails
When a security risk is detected, Savvy deploys real-time interactive guidance, powered by pre-built or custom playbooks, to help users quickly and safely navigate issues on their own–saving you and your team time. For example, Savvy can prompt users to enable private mode in ChatGPT or prevent the use of risky credentials in unmanaged apps. This ensures users remain productive while following security best practices.
Zero-Touch
Integrations
Zero-Touch Integrations (ZTI) revolutionizes SaaS governance with its patent-pending client-side technology, seamlessly integrating and managing SaaS apps without manual server-side configuration. ZTIs boost the effectiveness of your existing IAM and IGA tools, empowering you to discover and eliminate dormant or unmanaged accounts, identify privileged users, and easily offboard users from sanctioned and unsanctioned apps with ease.
Savvy
Use Cases
Shadow IT & SaaS Sprawl
Continuously discover apps and regain control over SaaS. Govern, consolidate, and eliminate unnecessary apps to improve security and lower SaaS spend.
User Offboarding
Efficiently revoke access and deprovision access across your app ecosystem for movers and leavers.
Identity Hygiene
Detect and guide users to clean up risky credentials and enable SSO and MFA for enhanced security. Orchestrate guided workflows or execute cloud-based actions via APIs.
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I'm fond of enhancing cyber resilience using automation and just-in-time guardrails to guide end users. Savvy does exactly that for enterprises, enabling a more effective risk management approach for using SaaS applications at scale.
The Savvy solution took just a few minutes to configure for deployment. Savvy allows our information security program greater visibility into the actions and activities within your environment. This has greatly helped us improve our understanding and apply associated controls.
CASB/DLP is awesome in theory however fails with it's complexity to deploy and manage. Savvy's simple SaaS based solution allows me to deploy capability usually reserved for much bigger firms, with far greater budget with ease and simplicity.
Savvy offered me a free assessment and was able to show me identities for former employees that I believed were offboarded, and still had access to SaaS apps containing sesnsitive company information. With this visibility, I was able to more effectively offboard users and better demonstrate diligence to maintaining compliance. This was a real aha moment for me.
Savvy provides our employees just-in-time security guardrails so they can work securely without sacrificing productivity. At the same time, Savvy gives us visibility and control on how data is shared to prevent security issues.
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Recent Updates
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