Is Your Trust Misplaced in an Age of Shadow SaaS Expansion?
Mainstream cybersecurity standards, the foundation of a strong security posture and gaining customer trust, are now struggling to keep pace with the swift rise of SaaS and the spread of shadow SaaS. The recent breaches of well-known brands with established security programs and all the right credentials are a stark wake-up call: shadow SaaS is leaving organizations vulnerable
This white paper sheds light on the often-overlooked risks of decentralized SaaS adoption, revealing how it leaves organizations vulnerable, despite robust security standards.
Gain insight as we explore these topics deeper:
- Compliance intent vs. common application practices
- Why a one-size-fits-all approach to SaaS risk fails, citing specific examples in SOC2, ISO/IEC27001, NIST 800-53 and NIST CSF, and CIS Control standards.
- The necessity for tailored SaaS risk assessment methods.
It's time to challenge the status quo and evolve our cybersecurity frameworks to match the pace of SaaS proliferation. The traditional benchmarks of trust, while foundational, are no longer sufficient. Access your free copy of this white paper to learn more. 
