Security News > 2022 > December > Top 4 SaaS Security Threats for 2023

Security teams should onboard a SaaS Security Posture Management solution, like Adaptive Shield, that provides full visibility and control across a critical mass of SaaS apps in the SaaS stack.

Security teams should be able to use the solution to gain context into security alerts and gain answers to questions like: Which users are subject to a certain misconfiguration? Are they admins? Is their MFA enabled? By having these answers at their fingertips, security teams can enforce company and industry policies to remediate potential risks from any misconfiguration.

Security teams must deal with threats from users accessing their SaaS applications from personal, unsecured devices.

IAM Governance enables the security team to act upon arising issues by providing constant monitoring of the company's SaaS Security posture as well as its implementation of access control.

Gartner called SaaS Security Posture Management in the "4 Must-Have Technologies That Made the Gartner Hype Cycle for Cloud Security, 2021" for solutions that continuously assess security risk and manage the SaaS applications' security posture.

Security teams can introduce best practices for SaaS security that extend beyond Misconfiguration Management to cover SaaS-to-SaaS Access, Device-to-SaaS User Risk levels, and Identity & Access Management Governance.

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