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Discover all SaaS & cloud assets ever created by anyone, anywhere in your organization, in minutes. No network changes, endpoint agents, or browser extensions required.

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Uncover shadow IT

In just minutes, Nudge Security discovers, classifies and inventories every cloud and SaaS account employees have ever created, and continuously monitors for new ones. No network changes, endpoint agents, or browser extensions required.

Manage SaaS sprawl

As new apps are introduced, you can automate sending messages (we call them “nudges”) to employees to request info on how the app will be used, and remind them to adopt security best practices like enabling MFA, and using SSO. These timely reminders help everyone practice safe SaaS.

Mitigate supply chain risk

Built-in vendor profiles summarize intelligence on SaaS providers’ security, risk and compliance programs so you can make quick work of vendor security reviews. And, you’ll be alerted if a SaaS provider you use experiences a breach, or if you could be in the blast radius of a 3rd or 4th party supplier breach.

What will my inventory include?

SaaS and cloud apps introduced outside of IT

Discover what technology is actually being used across your organization and who first adopted it. Nudge Security inventories and auto-categorizes all cloud-delivered services: IaaS, PaaS, and SaaS.

Identities and accounts

Discover all cloud and SaaS accounts, users, and authentication methods as they are created—including the ones network and endpoint security controls miss.

Deep context

Deepen your understanding of cloud and SaaS use with visibility into resources and assets within cloud services, like files, repos, Slack channels, domains, and even billing information.

Historical use

Look back to understand who first onboarded a SaaS application, and who might still have unauthorized SaaS access to forgotten or abandoned accounts.

OAuth grants

Understand how data is shared across SaaS applications using OAuth grants, quickly surface overly permissive scopes, and easily revoke OAuth grants for Google Workspace and Microsoft 365 that employees no longer need.