The growing risk of SaaS sprawl requires a smarter approach to integration

SaaS sprawl and autonomous AI agents introduce untracked access pathways into enterprise software. SaaS breaches have risen by 300 percent as third-party OAuth permissions bypass standard monitoring tools. Security teams must now track relationships across connected tools and tokens instead of watching human users alone.

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