Your SaaS is misconfigured — and no one's watching.
The breach rarely starts in your code. It starts with a missing MFA, an over-scoped third-party app, or a GitHub org anyone can push to. TensorShield continuously checks your identity providers and SaaS apps for the settings that let attackers in — grounded, compliance-mapped, and fixed with you in the loop.
The misconfigurations that get SMBs breached.
Identity and SaaS-app settings, assessed continuously from a read-only connection — no agent to install.
MFA enforcement gaps
Admins and members without a second factor across Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, and Okta — the single highest-leverage identity risk.
Risky OAuth / third-party apps
Shadow-admin grants and unverified-publisher apps that can read your data — surfaced live across Google, M365, Okta, and GitHub/Slack app installs.
Stale & over-privileged accounts
Dormant logins and excess owners/admins — the lateral-movement surface an attacker inherits after a single phish.
Email spoofing (DMARC/SPF/DKIM)
Your sending domains resolved from public DNS — a weak or missing DMARC record is open season for phishing in your name.
GitHub org hardening
Org-wide 2FA enforcement, default repo permissions, secret scanning / push protection, outside collaborators, and insecure webhooks.
Slack workspace hardening
2FA / SSO enforcement, app-approval governance, public file-link sharing, guest accounts, and admin sprawl.
Zoom account hardening
2FA / SSO enforcement, meeting passcodes and waiting rooms, cloud-recording protection and retention, app-approval governance, and admin sprawl.
Atlassian (Jira/Confluence) hardening
2FA / SSO enforcement, public Confluence spaces, SSO-bypassing user API tokens, open sign-up, Marketplace app governance, and admin sprawl.
Salesforce org hardening
MFA / SSO enforcement, public Experience Cloud guest access (the well-known data-leak path), broad-scope connected apps, Modify-All-Data sprawl, login IP restrictions, and admin sprawl.
Grounded, continuous, and it fixes things.
Grounded — a hardened app is silent
Every finding cites the exact setting or account it's about. A correctly-configured workspace returns zero findings, so the alerts you get are real and actionable.
Continuous + compliance-mapped
Re-checked on a schedule, and every finding maps to the controls it touches (SOC 2, CIS, NIST, PCI) — flowing into the same signed evidence pack as your code and cloud.
Fixed with you in the loop
The agent prepares the fix — enforce MFA, revoke the grant, suspend the stale account — and applies it the moment you approve (live today for Okta; runbooks for the rest).
Connect once. It watches from there.
Connect
One-click, read-only OAuth into Google, M365, Okta, GitHub, Slack, Zoom, Atlassian, or Salesforce. Tokens sealed at rest; never a password.
Snapshot
A grounded snapshot of every relevant setting and account — MFA, OAuth grants, org/workspace config, DNS.
Assess
Deterministic checks map each gap to its compliance controls. A hardened workspace produces zero findings.
Fix on approval
The agent prepares — and on your tap, applies — the fix. Every decision signed into a tamper-evident ledger.
Most tools never look past your code.
TensorShield SaaS + identity | AppSec scanner code + cloud only | |
|---|---|---|
| Identity MFA / OAuth / stale-account posture | ||
| Email spoofing (DMARC/SPF/DKIM) | ||
| GitHub org configuration posture | ||
| Slack workspace configuration posture | ||
| Zoom account configuration posture | ||
| Atlassian (Jira/Confluence) configuration posture | ||
| Salesforce org configuration posture | ||
| Compliance-mapped into one evidence pack | ||
| Fixes the misconfiguration on approval |
Category comparison — capabilities vary by vendor and plan.
Close the door attackers actually use.
Connect your identity provider and SaaS apps, see every risky setting in minutes — with the fix ready to ship.