3 Steps to Taking Control of SAAS Apps
When it comes to the use of software as a service (SaaS) applications within your organization, what you don't know can hurt you. Like wolves in sheep's clothing, unsanctioned or uncontrolled SaaS apps are probably sitting on your network right now, seemingly harmless and unobtrusive, enabling users to collaborate and do their jobs more productively. That is, until suddenly and without warning, they begin wreaking all sorts of havoc on your business, including data exposure, malware distribution and insertion, information leakage, and regulatory non-compliance.
Two main challenges make it critically important for you to get these applications under control:
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