Get Started with Qualys SaaS Detection and Response
Qualys SaaS Detection and Response (SaaSDR) expands the capabilities of the Qualys Enterprise TruRisk™ Platform to help enterprises with the security and compliance of their SaaS applications. It provides the IT admins with a single console to connect to their critical SaaS applications, manage them centrally, secure data on critical cloud apps, and help maintain their compliance posture. It is a tool for IT admins to manage SaaS application sprawl effectively.
Benefits of SaaS Detection and Response
The following are the benefits of SaaSDR :
- Provide a single console for IT admins to secure their data no matter where it is centrally.
- Get a consolidated view of external users who have access to internal documents and internal users who are sharing documents externally
- Get visibility into documents that are exposed and take steps to make them private
- Get visibility into apps that have given access to sensitive data and take steps to alert and block them
- Understand the compliance posture of your critical SaaS applications to ensure that they pass industry-standard benchmarks. Currently, we support the CIS Microsoft 365 Foundations Benchmark v3.0.0.
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As enterprises rapidly move to SaaS applications - Google Workspace, Microsoft O365, Zoom, Salesforce, and so on to power their businesses, their IT teams are confronted with several problems related to securing these cloud applications. We'll help you quickly get started with securing your enterprise with SaaSDR.
How does it work?
With SaaSDR, you can view all your resources, such as files and folders, third-party applications, and meetings identified from the scanned SaaS applications. You can also view the policy controls to monitor your compliance posture and perform different actions on the existing reports.
Configure a Connector
Just set up a connector with your SaaS applications and that's it! We'll start discovering important information about your SaaS applications that will help you view and monitor the data on these applications.
Microsoft Office 365 | Salesforce (SFDC) | Zoom | Google Workspace | Slack | Dropbox
Build Inventory
View all the Users and User Groups in your organization. Also, view all your resources, like files and folders, third-party applications, and meetings identified from the scanned SaaS applications.
Monitor Compliance
Enable and run the CIS Microsoft 365 Foundations Benchmark v3.0.0 policy for your connectors. View the policy controls to monitor your compliance posture.
Fix Security Misconfigurations
Remediate the controls if any of the controls have a failed status for security posture for Office 365 subscriptions.
Report and Respond
Perform different actions on the existing reports.
Search your Inventory
Use our guided search capabilities and craft advanced queries combining multiple criteria to search all your resources and directories.
Customizable Dynamic Dashboards
Dashboards help you visualize your data in a central, customizable dashboard and share your environment's compliance status in real-time.
Qualys SaaSDR integrates with the Unified Dashboard (UD) to bring information from all Qualys applications into a single place for visualization. UD provides a powerful, new dashboarding framework and platform service that will be consumed and used by all other products to enhance the existing dashboard capabilities.
Qualys SaaSDR offers several dashboards out-of-the-box. Each dashboard displays a short description of the information it offers. You can also easily configure widgets to pull information from other modules/applications and add them to your dashboard. You can add as many dashboards as you like to customize your view.
Refer to the Unified Dashboard help for more information.
Global Dashboard Permissions
Your access to the Unified Dashboard depends on the global permissions granted to you from the Admin utility. For information on global dashboard permissions, refer to the Online Help in the Admin utility.
When you assign the Global Dashboard permissions to a role, they override the module-specific dashboard permissions, which are ignored.