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SaaS Security Agent

Monitors and hardens critical SaaS applications to prevent configuration drift, detect unauthorized data exposure, and enforce security best practices.

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Created By
HHunto AI
Last UpdateLast update 6 days ago
CategorySecOps
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Salesforce
Slack
Drive

Universal Connection

Connecting to Salesforce, M365, Slack and more via API.

Security Baseline

MFA Enforcement
Guest Access
Public Link Sharing
Admin Count

Baselining

Checking thousands of settings against CIS Benchmarks and best practices.

Risk Detected
Salesforce
"Password Policy" changed from Strong to Weak by Admin: [email protected]

Drift Detection

Alerting immediately when critical security controls are disabled.

REVERTING
> Set-Policy --MFA "Enforced"
> Success.

Auto-Remediation

Automatically rolling back unsafe changes to maintain security posture.

JD
John Doe
Marketing
15 Super Admin Roles
Recommendation: Remove 12 unused Admin permissions

Least Privilege

Identifying over-privileged users and dormant accounts to reduce blast radius.

Live Workflow

Description

The SaaS Security Agent (SSPM) ensures your business-critical applications (Salesforce, M365, Slack) are as secure as your infrastructure. Securing SaaS is difficult because every app has its own complex permissions model. This agent continuously checks these platforms against security best practices. It finds "Global Write" permissions in Salesforce, "External Sharing" links in SharePoint that shouldn't exist, or Slack channels where sensitive files are shared with guests.

How it works?

The agent connects via API to your sanctioned SaaS apps. It pulls the configuration metadata (not the customer data itself) and compares it against CIS Benchmarks or vendor hardening guides. It visualizes the "Blast Radius" of users—showing you, for instance, that a 3rd party marketing contractor has "Super Admin" rights in Salesforce. It can autonomously revert unsafe setting changes (e.g., turning Multi-Factor Authentication back ON if someone disables it).

Key Features

  • Config Monitoring: Checks thousands of settings across dozens of apps continuously.
  • File Exposure: Scans for "Public Links" to sensitive documents in Google Drive/SharePoint.
  • App-to-App connection: Discovers OAuth tokens and 3rd party apps connected to your core SaaS (e.g., a sketchy PDF converter with read access to Gmail).
  • Role Analysis: Identifies over-privileged users and dormant admin accounts.
  • Threat Detection: Spots impossible travel or mass downloads within SaaS logs.

    • Step by Step

    1
    Connect Authorize the agent with Read-Only APIs (or Read-Write for auto-fix).
    2
    Baseline Agent compares current settings to the "Hunto Gold Standard" for that app.
    3
    Detect Finds 'Drift'—e.g., a new "Any Link" share created on a 'Financials' folder.
    4
    Alert Notifies the app owner (e.g., Sales Ops for Salesforce) via Slack.
    5
    Remediate Offers one-click fix to revoke the permission or link.

    Available Integrations

  • Productivity: M365, Google Workspace, Slack, Zoom.
  • Business: Salesforce, ServiceNow, Workday, Netsuite.
  • Dev: GitHub, Jira, Confluence.

    • *Note: Hunto AI also customizes each agent, integrations, activity, and output as required by the security teams in different industries.*

    Expected Output

  • Hardened Posture: Reduction in partial or insecure configurations.
  • Visibility: Clear view of 3rd party OAuth risk connected to your corporate data.
  • Governance: Automated reviews of admin access rights.
  • Data Protection: Revocation of public access to thousands of sensitive files.