Decibel

"An explosion in SaaS adoption, coupled with a big push to self-service platforms driven by product-led growth (PLG), means employees increasingly sign up and buy SaaS directly without going through the security team first. This creates an unwieldy sprawl of SaaS applications being introduced to the business with no corporate oversight. Security teams have to play catch-up to ensure these apps aren’t exposing their businesses to undue security risks or invalidating their security compliance."

"Employees want flexibility and they need the right tools to be productive, but those tools aren't always company-approved. So, they're signing up for those tools on their own. Security teams want to assert some control over this because SaaS apps introduce risk to their company, so they often try to simply lock down SaaS. However, in the long run this just encourages employees to work around the security team. You can't secure SaaS that's owned by employees without working with employees. We've built a lightweight, scalable way to let employees use SaaS responsibly, guiding them to actually fix security issues, while offloading work from security teams. We'll prove along the way that employees don't need to just be seen as part of the problem, but can actually become part of the solution."