Organizations increasingly rely on SaaS applications to drive business operations, yet many lack a clear inventory of the apps in use across their environments, increasing chances that applications may go unmonitored or unmanaged. Blind spots in SaaS app usage can result in such risks as sensitive data being uploaded to unknown or risky applications; applications outside the corporate IdP or SSO, leaving accounts without MFA; and multiple redundant tools within the same category, leading to inefficiencies.

Security teams often lack insight into which SaaS apps exist, how they are used, and whether proper security measures are in place. Without an accurate inventory, these challenges persist and grow over time.

Valence Threat Labs found that, on average, 1 in 8 employee accounts are dormant (and as high as 1 in 3 in some companies)

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Valence’s platform provides organizations with a centralized inventory of all SaaS applications, offering insights into usage, access, and risk factors. By uncovering both sanctioned and unsanctioned apps, Valence allows teams to detect redundancies, enforce access controls, and reduce security risks. Leveraging multiple detection sources, the Valence platform serves as a single source of truth for SaaS applications, enabling security teams to track usage, detect risky new apps, and implement governance measures in one place.