130 apps.
One picture.

SaaS, browser extensions, IDE plugins, and AI tools. Every application your employees use, the access it holds, and the risk it carries.

See it on your data ↗ How it works

Every app becomes its own small cloud.

SaaS tools gather OAuth grants. Browser extensions ask for access to every page. IDE plugins send code to external models. MCP servers give AI agents a direct path into internal systems. No single team sees the full surface at once. Anzenna brings it into one picture, with the behavioral context to tell ordinary usage from real risk.

Watercolor illustration of small floating cloud-islands, each holding a different app shrine — a metaphor for SaaS, browser extensions, IDE plugins, and AI tools as small clouds connected by streams.

How we see it.

Watercolor map of small island shrines connected by glowing paths to a central seal — a visual metaphor for every app, grant, extension, and plugin mapped into one inventory.

All apps mapped

Anzenna continuously maps every installed app, OAuth grant, browser extension, IDE plugin, and MCP server connection across your environment. Inventory, scopes, users, usage, and unsanctioned or risky access all come into view in one place.

Watercolor scene of a temple gate, koi pond, and stepping stones leading to a circle of scrolls, with arrows tracing outward to letter envelopes and another scroll — a metaphor for outbound shares and email activity correlated with employee behavior.

Data sharing

Anzenna continuously profiles external shares and email activity, then correlates that movement with employee behavior to surface anomalies and exfiltration risk. What looks routine on its own becomes meaningful when the surrounding pattern is intact.

Watercolor zen garden split between scattered rocks and clean raked sand, with a green arrow sweeping from chaos into calm — a metaphor for direct remediation that resolves risk in one motion.

Simple remediation

When a risk is confirmed, Anzenna acts. Revoke a grant, unshare a document, suspend an account, or take the machine offline. No waiting. No pivot to another console. Just direct action, taken where the risk is already understood.

756,000

users protected

23,600

unapproved OAuth flagged

15 min

to full-tenant app visibility

Your stack, unchanged.

Fifteen-minute install. Read-only by default. No agents on endpoints.

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130 apps.One picture.