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Annual SaaS Security Survey 2023

In a recent survey on SaaS security, the findings reveal crucial insights into the evolving landscape of cloud-based applications:

1. SaaS Security Incidents on the Rise: 55% of organizations reported incidents in the past two years, with an additional 12% unsure. Common on-premises attacks, including ransomware and malware, are prevalent in cloud SaaS environments.
2. Current SaaS Security Strategies and Methodologies Don’t Go Far Enough: Over half (58%) of organizations estimate their current SaaS security solutions cover only 50% or less of their SaaS applications.
3. Stakeholder Spread in Securing SaaS Apps: CISOs and security managers transition from controllers to governors as the ownership of SaaS apps is distributed across different departments.
4. How Organizations Are Prioritizing Policies & Processes for Their Entire SaaS Security Ecosystem: SaaS security adapts to cover a broad range of concerns, including SaaS Misconfigurations, SaaS-to-SaaS Access, Device-to-SaaS Risk Management, Identity and Access Governance, and Identity Threat Detection & Response (ITDR).
5. Investment in SaaS and SaaS Security Resources Are Drastically Increasing: 66% of organizations increased their investment in apps, with 71% increasing their investment in security tools for SaaS. Adoption of SaaS Security Posture Management (SSPM) solutions has grown significantly.

These insights emphasize the growing recognition of the need for advanced solutions in the face of evolving SaaS security challenges.

The Most Common SaaS Security Issues

Discover effective strategies to address and mitigate prevalent SaaS security issues, bolstering the resilience of your digital assets against potential threats:

• Cloud Security Misconfiguration: Safeguard against cloud security misconfigurations, a critical aspect for robust SaaS protection.
• Broken Access Control: Ensure stringent access controls to protect sensitive data and mitigate risks of unauthorized access.
• Improper Input Data Validation: Implement robust data validation mechanisms to fortify your applications against potential vulnerabilities.
• Lack of Monitoring and Audit: Establish comprehensive monitoring and auditing practices to detect and respond to potential security threats promptly.
• Vulnerabilities in 3rd Party Components: Address and mitigate security risks associated with third-party components, strengthening your overall SaaS security posture.

Our tailored solutions are designed to specifically target these common SaaS security issues, offering comprehensive assessments, actionable recommendations, and ongoing support. Safeguard your SaaS applications with bspeka's expertise in SaaS security.