Startups: Cover your SaaS

SaaS adoption at organizations usually starts slow. Since SaaS applications offer so many benefits, it's become almost a necessity to onboard providers as fast as possible. While the growth of SaaS offers many positives, it also drives an exponential increase in IT, security, and business complexity.

Join Axonius for an upcoming webinar, Cover Your SaaS: How to Overcome Security Challenges and Risks, on June 21st at 1pm EDT to learn:
  • Discover both known and unknown SaaS apps
  • Uncover and mitigate various security risks that put sensitive customer and business data at risk
  • Deliver the insights on user access and app utilization needed for better IT management and cost optimization across all SaaS apps
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