Why aren’t SaaS services secure by default? Startups require growth and adoption to be successful. This requires balancing usability and friction with security and privacy. The result is a default state that is optimized for usability and a quick time-to-value for customers - not security. In addition, SaaS applications are now complex platforms with many different toggles that can be easily misconfigured by an admin, negatively affecting the application’s security posture.

Valence Threat Labs was unable to find a single case where MFA was enabled across an entire customer tenant. Attackers require only a single weak point to gain entry.

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Valence’s SaaS Security Platform identifies hundreds of security issues across dozens of SaaS applications. Each platform is given a risk score and is evaluated against industry standards, such as ISO 27001, NIST CSF, and CIS. Resolve SaaS misconfigurations quickly with clear remediation instructions and AI insights. Built-in prioritization ensures the most critical findings are addressed first. Watch scores increase on a daily basis as SaaS admins address security findings to improve SaaS security posture.