
ITDR
What Is ITDR—and Why It’s Essential for Securing SaaS in 2025
SaaS has changed the identity perimeter. In this guide, we break down what ITDR means, why legacy tools miss SaaS threats, and how to catch ghost access.
ITDR
SaaS has changed the identity perimeter. In this guide, we break down what ITDR means, why legacy tools miss SaaS threats, and how to catch ghost access.
SaaS Security
SaaS sprawl, shadow IT, and unmanaged OAuth connections have made the old perimeter obsolete. Here’s what security teams must do to adapt—and how leading CISOs are solving it.
SaaS Security
Insider risk now costs organizations $17.4 million a year—and most of it isn’t caused by malicious actors. In this blog, we break down why insider incidents are rising, what’s fueling them, and how to reduce exposure with identity-aware visibility.
SaaS Security
SaaS supply chain attacks are on the rise—and most security teams aren’t ready. From OAuth abuse to shadow integrations, this post breaks down where the real risk hides and how visibility helps you stay secure.
Cybersecurity
Google Drive can be secure—but only if it’s configured the right way. From access control to third-party risks, here’s your 2025 checklist for locking it down.
SaaS Security
Attackers don’t need to hack in—they just log in. With over 300 SaaS apps in the average company, shadow tools, weak MFA, and identity sprawl create easy entry points for modern breaches. Learn how attackers move laterally through your SaaS stack—and what security teams can do to stop it.
SaaS
JPMorgan’s CISO issued a clear warning to vendors: visibility, accountability, and fast response are now table stakes. Here’s what every SaaS provider should take from the letter—and how to close the gaps before your biggest customer calls you out.
SSO
SSO helps streamline access and reduce password fatigue—but it’s not a complete security solution. Learn how single sign-on works, where it strengthens SaaS security, and why blind spots still remain without proper visibility and enforcement.
Cybersecurity
Your SaaS stack is packed with more identities than you think. From employees and vendors to bots and forgotten integrations—SaaS identity sprawl is a hidden risk most teams can’t see. We break down where it comes from, why it matters, and how to take back control.
Cybersecurity
What Is Configuration Drift? In fast-moving SaaS environments, even small changes can quietly shift your security posture from "safe" to "vulnerable." Configuration drift happens when the settings in your SaaS apps change over time—either manually, automatically through updates, or via integrations—and no one notices.
Cybersecurity
Today’s attackers don’t break in—they log in. Learn how Zero Trust helps organizations protect SaaS apps through continuous verification and least privilege access.
Cybersecurity
The Uber breach wasn’t just a failure of security controls—it was a failure of visibility and access management. One compromised login led to total system compromise. Discover how FrontierZero’s proactive security measures could have prevented it.