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SaaS Breach Risk: Visionet Shows How to Approach SaaS Security Risk to Prevent a Data Breach

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There was a time when enterprises worried about perimeter defenses- safeguarding their supply chain security against outside threats. Today, the rapid growth of SaaS applications has created a more complex challenge: a web of tools, APIs, OAuth tokens, webhooks, and automated workflows connecting finance, HR, operations, customer service, and analytics. All it takes is one trusted connection to be abused, and a breach can slip in through a door left open for a vendor, often going undetected for months.
It is a modern problem thatVisionet is working to educate its clients on. “We want enterprises to think differently about security breaches,” says Norman Gottschalk, Global CIO & CISO, at Visionet. “We frame security not as a post-launch patch, but a design principle built into the architecture from the very beginning.”

These days, there seems to be a SaaS offering for anything an enterprise needs to accomplish. However, this...

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