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Application Security

Secure the data in your third-party applications

Fix misconfigurations, remove high-risk integrations, and stop malicious activity before it spreads your apps.

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Challenge

Attackers are targeting the data in your third-party apps

Security gaps across enterprise applications leave your data exposed.

Attackers exploit risky integrations and shadow apps to break in undetected
Excessive permissions quietly  expose PII and other regulated data
Misconfigurations give unauthorized access to corporate environments
Over-privileged AI agents silently leak, copy, and move sensitive data
300%
Increase in monthly breaches to third-party apps
80%
SaaS accounts have excessive privileges
55%
Shadow apps access sensitive data
Solution

Security solutions built for every enterprise application

Get the visibility, detections, and guidance needed to ensure every app, account, and setting is secured across your third-party apps.

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Security resilience

End-to-end observability across your app estate with discovery of hidden access points.

Maintain compliance

Avoid audit findings and regulatory supervision with secure configuration and access controls for every app.

Rapid detection

Consolidated threat feeds with immediate and actionable intelligence to combat attacks to your apps.

Secure AI

Apply security policy and governance controls uniformly across AI to confidently adopt new technologies.
Use Cases

Close your biggest security gaps

Control app permissions
Stop supply chain attacks
Govern agent workflows
Streamline compliance
Detect attacks
Protect your data
I could see in Obsidian what the vendor was reporting as a potential problem. 
I didn't know what it meant yet, but I could see it happening. We solved the case in the first five minutes with Obsidian — a very, very clear picture. No joke, probably five minutes.
Wyndham, Enterprise Security Leader
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Breaches stemming from compromised third-party integrations are more complex detection activities; they don’t show up like traditional threats. That's why visibility is so important. If we can see it, we can do something. Obsidian enables us to detect these supply chain attacks early and defend both our customers and the business.
Algolia, Enterprise Security Leader
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Frequently Asked Questions

What risks are associated with app misconfigurations?

To properly safeguard your app environment, there are three fundamental pillars to prioritize: application posture, identity security, and data governance. Together, these pillars lay the groundwork for a resilient security strategy tailored to the unique challenges of app environments.

What is a supply chain attack in cybersecurity?

App misconfigurations can leave critical gaps that attackers exploit to gain unauthorized access or exfiltrate data. With more than 40 million unique permissions across app solutions, manual remediation isn’t scalable. One in six app breaches stem from basic posture issues, such as dormant accounts or excess privileges; addressing these can prevent many security incidents.

How does Obsidian discover and manage shadow apps?

Organizations can strengthen supply chain attack protection by gaining full visibility into every app and AI integration across the business. Using Obsidian uncovers both sanctioned and unsanctioned apps within your organization, providing detailed insights on users, login frequency, authentication methods, and app owners. By managing this app inventory, organizations can control app sprawl, minimize risk from unapproved apps, and optimize business expenses.

Can Obsidian help prevent configuration drift?

Yes, Obsidian helps prevent configuration drift by monitoring for unauthorized or risky configuration changes across your app environment. Early detection eliminates potentially harmful changes, maintaining a secure and compliant app posture over time.

How does Obsidian reduce integration risk across your third-party apps?

Security platforms like Obsidian provide supply chain attack protection through SaaS Security Posture Management (SSPM). Obsidian identifies all app integrations in your environment, assigns comprehensive risk scores to each integration, and flags unapproved, new, or inactive integrations. This proactive approach allows you to quickly mitigate risks associated with third-party app connections before they can be exploited.

What are the benefits of using Obsidian for managing privileged accounts?

Obsidian helps you monitor privileged accounts for proper controls such as MFA, automate workflows for risk management, revoke unnecessary access, and address privilege creep. By managing high-risk accounts, you significantly decrease the likelihood of a security breach originating from excessive or outdated permissions.