Allowing employees to self-adopt cloud services and SaaS tools makes businesses faster, more agile and disruptive. However, it’s also accelerating the decentralisation of IT services. Many security teams are finding it a challenge to keep up with all the security work generated by employees self-adopting new SaaS, and this is creating sprawling shadow SaaS estates. Attackers are exploiting this situation by targeted weak and abandoned SaaS accounts to compromise your business critical services, like MDM solutions, dev tools and no-code solutions. Existing solutions typically block access to SaaS and restrict usage to a level that can be supported by security teams, or produce an overwhelming amount of security issues for security teams to go and fix. Push helps secu...