AppOmni’s Marlin AI Brings Autonomous Investigation to SaaS Security
Marlin AI automatically analyzes SaaS misconfigurations, investigates related activity across enterprise environments, and recommends remediation steps — while stopping short of fully autonomous corrective action. The post AppOmni’s Marlin AI Brings Autonomous Investigation to SaaS Security appeared first on SecurityWeek.
Securing software-as-a-service (SaaS) apps is hard. The standard cybersecurity controls are not designed for SaaS.
The difficulty is the software doesn’t belong to the user and usually runs on somebody else’s infrastructure. Standard cybersecurity products are designed to operate on software owned by the user and housed on the users’ infrastructure.
SaaS providers attempt to maintain security inside their apps, but they cannot control how they are used. Usage varies from user to user and is fundamentally governed by how the app is configured. This configuration is the only native security available to SaaS users, and misconfiguration is the primary and most common source of insecurity.
Source: https://www.securityweek.com/appomnis-marlin-ai-brings-autonomous-investigation-to-saas-security/
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