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    Overview

    Adaptive Shield is a leading SaaS security posture management (SSPM) solution that provides visibility and remediation of potential risks in the SaaS estate caused by misconfigurations and misappropriated privileges. It enables security teams to locate and fix configuration weaknesses quickly, ensuring compliance with company and industry standards. The solution integrates with all types of SaaS applications, including video conferencing platforms, customer support tools, HR management systems, dashboards, workspaces, content and file-sharing applications, messaging applications, marketing platforms, and more. In addition, Adaptive Shield's framework is easy to use, intuitive, and doesn’t take long to deploy.

    Adaptive Shield Features And Benefits

    Adaptive Shield has many valuable key features and benefits. Some of the most useful ones include:

    • Flexible architecture: Adaptive Shield integrates with any SaaS app and can be live within minutes, delivering clear visibility into the whole SaaS ecosystem with a posture score per app.
    • Deep visibility: Adaptive Shield provides full visibility and control in a single pane of glass.
    • App integration: The solution can integrate with more than 50 apps and contextualizes all the items at risk to help your security teams prioritize configuration weaknesses and increase time and efficiency to remediation.
    • In-depth security checks: The Adaptive Shield solution has alerts and in-depth security checks by app, user, severity, or any other metric that can indicate misconfigurations in your SaaS environments. When misconfigurations happen, it automatically alerts you.
    • Remediation: With Adaptive Shield, you gain access to a step-by-step remediation description to see exactly how to fix SaaS misconfigurations. In addition, you can auto-remediate directly from the system or create a ticket through your ticketing system of choice.
    • Seamless user management and investigation: Adaptive Shield enables seamless user management and investigation across all SaaS apps - especially useful for securing sensitive users such as IT admins and executives.
    • Three different types of inventory - The solution offers:

      1. User inventory, which gives you a comprehensive view of users across all connected SaaS apps. With the user inventory, you can see what SaaS the user is using or is deactivated on, privilege roles, and what security checks the user shows up in.
      2. Device inventory so you can correlate the risk of SaaS users and their endpoints. The solution’s device inventory provides visibility into the devices that have access to the company’s SaaS apps and allows you to manage risks based on the device hygiene score.
      3. Third-party app access: With Adaptive Shield, you gain visibility into third-party apps that are integrated with your SaaS stack.
    • Privileged activity monitoring: By implementing Adaptive Shield, you can monitor privileged users and their activities to track user behavior and detect when suspicious activity occurs.
    • Scoped users: Adaptive Shield offers limited access to the platform so the SaaS app owner, who exists outside of your security team, can have visibility into their owned apps and remediate issues right away, while your security team oversees.
    • Timeline view: The Adaptive Shield solution provides a timeline view of your SaaS environment so you can detect changes and see how your system’s posture has evolved over time.

    Obsidian CDR enables security teams to focus on mitigating risks and threats and improving the security of their SaaS applications. The solution provides continuous visibility and powerful analytics to uncover, investigate, and respond to breaches and insider threats in SaaS applications quickly without causing business interruptions or slowing down business. The Obsidian CDR Platform data infrastructure is built with a deep understanding of how the APIs are structured, what data can be retrieved, and with what frequency. The Obsidian CDR Platform is capable of stopping even the most advanced attacks across SaaS and cloud services by using a unique identity-centric approach.

    Obsidian CDR Features

    Obsidian CDR has many valuable key features. Some of the most useful ones include:

    • Unified visibility and monitoring: Obsidian provides a clean, consolidated view of users, data, and applications in the cloud. With the solution’s unified visibility, you can control your inventory of users and access, you can take advantage of role mapping, and utilize the platform’s activity monitoring and third-party authorizations.
    • Cloud breach defense: Through the use of configuration and behavioral analysis and machine learning, Obsidian CDR can successfully generate alerts around breaches and insider threats. The Obsidian platform detects indicators of anomalous logins, SaaS persistence, data exfiltration, lateral movement, malicious insider activity, OAuth token abuse, and other threats.
    • Incident response: Obsidian provides quick searching, filtering, and export capabilities to give incident responders timelines and context. In addition, teams can remediate directly inside Obsidian to lock accounts, unshare files, remove mail forwarding rules, etc.
    • SaaS security posture management: Obsidian CDR populates recommendations to strengthen the security of cloud applications by removing stale accounts and fixing misconfigurations. The solution also enables security teams to detect configuration changes that weaken the security posture of applications, and observe when users are given additional privileges. Teams can also use the data to audit and report on compliance adherence.

    Obsidian CDR Benefits

    There are many benefits to implementing Obsidian CDR. Some of the biggest advantages the solution offers include:

    • Integration: Obsidian integrates with SaaS applications such as Salesforce, G Suite, Zoom, Microsoft Office 365, Dropbox, and Slack to automatically aggregate data about users, accounts, privileges, activity, and configurations.
    • Holistically monitor user activity: With Obsidian CDR, your organization can holistically monitor user activity across endpoints and SaaS apps. You can correlate users’ SaaS accounts with their endpoint devices in order to get richer context of user activity.
    • Defend against breaches and threats: By implementing Obsidian CDR, you can easily detect and proactively hunt for internal and external threats by discovering suspicious user behavior across SaaS accounts and devices.
    • Quickly respond to incidents: With Obsidian CDR, you can investigate and respond to breaches and incidents faster by pivoting to a pre-populated contextual view of user activity and alerts in both systems.
    • Strengthen security with risk monitoring: Obsidian CDR helps you Identify and mitigate risks and inappropriate activity to improve your organization’s security posture and prevent breaches.
    Top Industries
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    Financial Services Firm16%
    Computer Software Company11%
    Energy/Utilities Company9%
    Manufacturing Company6%
    VISITORS READING REVIEWS
    Financial Services Firm16%
    Computer Software Company15%
    Healthcare Company8%
    Manufacturing Company7%
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    Small Business24%
    Midsize Enterprise9%
    Large Enterprise66%
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    Small Business26%
    Midsize Enterprise11%
    Large Enterprise63%

    Adaptive Shield is ranked 1st in SaaS Security Posture Management (SSPM) with 1 review while Obsidian CDR Platform is ranked 3rd in SaaS Security Posture Management (SSPM). Adaptive Shield is rated 8.0, while Obsidian CDR Platform is rated 0.0. The top reviewer of Adaptive Shield writes "Provides not only visibility but also remediation information and is helpful in working with people who are not in security-oriented roles". On the other hand, Adaptive Shield is most compared with AppOmni, Netskope SaaS Security Posture Management (SSPM), Valence and Wing Security, whereas Obsidian CDR Platform is most compared with AppOmni, Microsoft Defender for Cloud Apps, Netskope , Zscaler CASB and Grip SSCP.

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