The article further discusses the challenge of managing the intricate mesh of SaaS applications interconnected by no-code/low-code integrations, and the need for visibility, governance, and risk management of OAuth grants. It also addresses the issue of SaaS sprawl, suggesting that reining it in can minimize the SaaS attack surface and return unnecessary expenditure back to the business. The article concludes by urging organizations to remain vigilant and adaptive in the face of the evolving SaaS security landscape.
Key takeaways:
- AI supply chain risk will become a central concern in 2024, with organizations needing to secure their third-party AI tools and manage the 'shadow AI' problem.
- Identity will remain the top attack vector, with organizations needing next-generation identity security solutions and robust identity governance to combat threats.
- CISOs will need to unravel the SaaS application mesh, prioritizing OAuth visibility, governance and risk management due to potential security risks.
- Addressing SaaS sprawl will drive efficient growth, with organizations needing to minimize their SaaS attack surface and return unnecessary SaaS expenditure back to the business.