Audit and Compliance Readiness

Audit and compliance readiness
Control Compliance Gaps

Get SaaS Visibility and Control
See all approved and unsanctioned applications to proactively manage SaaS compliance with access controls and permissions.

Automate Employee Off-boarding
Revoke access for departing employees, track and log access changes, and get a compliance audit trail that shows all access points have been securely closed.

Perform Continuous Evaluation
Check SaaS vendors for compliance risks through detailed information on security certifications, data practices, and third-party integrations.
Maintaining Regulatory Standards
Compliance and Audits in SaaS Security
Security and IT teams must ensure that all SaaS applications meet regulatory standards like GDPR, CCPA, SOC 2, and ISO 27001. Monitoring, evidence collection, and verifying that data handling and access controls align with compliance requirements are necessary to avoid fines and legal risks.
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Employee Offboarding and Access Review

TPRM & Compliance Management




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Why It Matters
Evidence Collection
Compliance audits require detailed evidence to prove adherence to regulatory standards. Without automated systems, gathering access logs, user permissions, and application compliance data can be time-consuming and error-prone.
Employee Offboarding
Properly offboarding employees from SaaS applications is essential to prevent orphaned applications, and unauthorized access, and maintain compliance with access control regulations. Failing to revoke permissions can result in data breaches and non-compliance.
Vendor Compliance Verification
All SaaS vendors must meet compliance standards to ensure they handle data responsibly and securely. Non-compliant vendors pose risks that can lead to fines or reputational damage if not properly managed.
User Access Review and Control
Regular user access reviews are crucial to ensuring that only authorized users have access to sensitive data. Without continuous access control audits, organizations risk compliance breaches due to orphaned accounts or excessive permissions.