Obsidian Security
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Obsidian Security is a platform that provides visibility, governance, and runtime enforcement over AI agents, identities, and integrations across third-party apps.
Summary
Obsidian Security is a commercial SaaSSaaSSoftware delivered over the internet and run on the provider's infrastructure, so the buyer pays a subscription instead of installing or operating anything locally. security platform that delivers threat detection and compliance management across business applications. It runs as a SaaS service, and its stated goal is to provide visibility for organizations managing multiple cloud services. The tool is positioned for security teams concerned with cloud-security challenges, and it reportedly offers capabilities in SaaS threat detection and SSPMSSPMSaaS security posture management, checking hosted applications for risky settings, excessive access and policy violations. It helps teams manage risks across their subscribed applications.. Obsidian Security launched in 2017.
Obsidian Security is a platform that provides visibility, governance, and runtime enforcement over AI agents, identities, and integrations across third-party apps.
How Obsidian Security helps
Which SaaS applications in our environment have security settings that drift out of compliance?
continuously checks configuration state across connected business apps against expected posture and flags the ones that fall out of line
Which of our business applications have been touched by a threat actor?
monitors activity across connected SaaS apps for indicators of compromise and surfaces the app and the suspicious behavior together
Where are we exposed because of how many different cloud services we depend on?
consolidates visibility across every connected SaaS application into a single view instead of leaving each one checked separately
Which AI agents connected to our SaaS apps could be a security risk?
tracks agent connections across business applications and flags them as part of the same threat and posture monitoring
Are our compliance requirements being met across all the cloud services we use?
evaluates connected applications against compliance expectations on an ongoing basis rather than at a point-in-time audit
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