One picture. Every app.
SaaS Security Posture Management for 130+ Apps
SaaS, browser extensions, IDE plugins, and AI tools. Every application your employees use, the access it holds, and the Risk it carries.
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.
How we see it.
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.
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.
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.
Where it came from. Who's running it.
A SaaS app, a browser extension, an IDE plugin, an npm package. Each one was published by someone, pulled from somewhere, and installed by an employee who rarely filed a ticket. Anzenna traces every install back to its origin: the publisher and their track record, the marketplace it came from, the version and the scopes in play. Then it does what a supply-chain scan can't, it tells you who's running it, and whether that's normal for them.
Changed owners in January. The next update quietly added permission to read and change data on every site. Access it never needed before. Fourteen of your employees are still on it.
Publisher track record
How long the publisher has existed, what else they ship, and whether they've been flagged before.
Quiet ownership changes
Extensions and packages that changed hands, then changed behavior a few versions later.
Permission creep
Updates that ask for more access than the version your team originally approved.
Pulled from the store
Items removed from a marketplace after they were already running across your fleet.
Sideloaded & unlisted
Software installed outside any official marketplace, where no review ever happened.
Who else runs it
Whether one person or two hundred depend on it, and whether that adoption is spreading.
Anzenna pinpoints 1-2% of truly Risky apps, uncovers identity misconfigurations and eliminates SaaS sprawl, giving us the visibility and control we need.
Your stack, unchanged.
Fifteen-minute install. Read-only by default. No agents on endpoints.
SaaS posture, at a glance.
- Monitors every SaaS app, browser extension, IDE plugin and AI tool, and the access each holds.
- Discovers shadow SaaS and risky OAuth grants, correlated with identity and behavior.
- Agentless, across 130+ sources.
SaaS posture & activity, answered.
What SaaS applications does Anzenna monitor?
The apps your team actually uses, Okta, Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, GitHub, Slack, Snowflake, Salesforce and 130+ more, plus the browser extensions, IDE plugins and AI tools connected to them.
What is SaaS user activity monitoring?
Watching what identities actually do inside your SaaS, the access they hold, the data they touch and the risk that access carries, and reasoning over that behavior rather than just logging it.
Does it cover shadow SaaS, browser extensions and AI tools?
Yes. Anzenna discovers sanctioned and unsanctioned apps, OAuth grants, extensions and AI tools, and maps the access and data path each one holds.
How does Anzenna detect risky SaaS behavior?
It correlates SaaS activity with identity, cloud and endpoint signals against a behavioral baseline, so over-permissioned access, risky sharing and silent exposure surface with context, not as isolated events.
Is it agentless?
Yes. Anzenna connects to SaaS through APIs, with nothing to install on endpoints.
Application posture is one of six capabilities that share one behavioral graph. See all six capabilities on one graph →
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