Legacy SSPM hit the scene at the dawn of the 2020s to solve one critical problem: organizations were using multiple SaaS applications, but they had no visibility into the configurations.
Early SSPMs were fairly limited, but they met the needs of the time.
Since then, SaaS adoption has proliferated. With embedded AI, it's gone into overdrive. Today, legacy SSPMs fail to keep up with ever-changing SaaS environments.
Why?
Legacy SSPMs fall short for several reasons:
1. They don't account for shadow apps.
2. They're slow to add support for new apps.
3. They alert solely based on configurations – missing identity-based context.
4. They generate TONS of alerts – but without context, many are just noise.
And these are just some of the ways legacy SSPMs are falling behind. Read this Guide to learn more.
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