SaaS Security Answers

SaaS ecosystems create identity and access risks that most security tools can’t see. This page brings together the key questions security teams ask about SaaS Security, with practical steps, deeper explanations, and optional tools like FrontierZero to automate the work.

How do I find all the SaaS apps employees are logging into with their work email?

How do I stop users from installing unapproved SaaS tools?

Why are there so many inactive accounts in my SaaS apps?

How do old employee accounts stay active after deprovisioning?

What causes duplicate identities inside Microsoft 365 / Google Workspace?

How do I check which third-party apps have access to Microsoft 365?

How do I check which third-party apps have access to Google Workspace?

How do I see what data OAuth apps can read in Google Workspace?

How do attackers bypass MFA in SaaS apps?

How do I find risky external users invited into my SaaS apps?

How do I detect orphaned accounts in Google Workspace and SaaS apps?

How do I detect orphaned accounts in Microsoft 365 and SaaS apps?

How do I find unused or stale Google Workspace identities and SaaS accounts?

How do I reduce SaaS sprawl in a Google Workspace environment?

How do I see unusual login behavior across all my SaaS apps?

How do I know if my employees’ credentials are leaked or exposed online?

How can I tell if external vendors or contractors are over-privileged in my SaaS tools?