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SaaS Security Posture Management (SSPM) helps you find posture gaps.
Mitiga helps you preemptively detect, investigate, and stop the attacks you can’t see – across cloud, SaaS, AI, and identity.

Anticipate, disrupt, and block active SaaS attacks driven by compromised identities, OAuth abuse, connected apps, and API misuse.

Extend protection into AWS, Azure, GCP, workloads – while cross correlating with Identity and SaaS activities.

Give the SOC an always-on forensic system with normalized, contextualized, and AI-ready telemetry across cloud, SaaS, AI, and identity.

Accelerate forensic readiness across 100+ platforms with runtime AI Triage and Investigation across cloud, SaaS, identity, and AI – with the click of a button.

SSPM solutions are optimized for SaaS posture and configuration management. They help identify vulnerabilities, surface excessive permissions, and improve hygiene across fast-growing SaaS estates. Yet, many posture gaps remain open for months or years, leaving exposure live and vulnerable.
Mitiga’s Zero-Impact platform provides a real-time safety net that proactively anticipates, disrupts, and stops attacks already in motion – before they can make an impact.
SSPM provides SaaS posture and configuration management.
Mitiga is built for agentic runtime detection, triage, and containment.
SSPM helps find the open windows.
Mitiga watches them 24/7 and proactively catches attackers climbing through them.
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Use this comparison to evaluate the difference between posture visibility and Mitiga’s agentic runtime security for SaaS – including critical applications like Salesforce, Workday, GitHub, Jira, Confluence, ServiceNow, Office365, Google Workspace, and more.
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SSPM tells you where SaaS risk exists. Mitiga gives the SOC the ability to detect, investigate, and contain active misuse across business-critical SaaS applications – like Salesforce, Workday, GitHub, Jira, Confluence, ServiceNow, Office365, and Google Workspace – when attackers move through compromised identities, OAuth grants, connected apps, and API paths.
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Cloud-first enterprises do not operate in SaaS alone. Attacks move through cloud control planes, workloads, Kubernetes, storage, and identity systems in one continuous sequence. Mitiga gives teams unified runtime visibility across those layers, not just SaaS posture snapshots.
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Cloud-first enterprises do not operate in SaaS alone. Attacks move through cloud control planes, workloads, Kubernetes, storage, and identity systems in one continuous sequence. Mitiga gives teams unified runtime visibility across those layers, not just SaaS posture snapshots.
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Mitiga’s Cloud Security Data Lake gives the SOC an investigation-grade substrate across cloud, SaaS, identity, and AI. That means full-fidelity telemetry, normalized context, attack timelines, and better operational leverage for both analysts and AI-driven workflows.
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As enterprises deploy ChatGPT, Copilot, Claude, Bedrock, Vertex, Agentforce, and other AI-connected systems, they create new trust paths, service identities, and blast radius. Mitiga explicitly treats AI systems and AI service identities as first-class runtime assets.
Because the decision is rarely “do we want posture visibility?” The real decision is whether posture visibility alone can protect the business once a live attack is already moving across SaaS, cloud, identity, and AI.
Because modern attacks often move through trusted identities, OAuth grants, third-party integrations, API access, AI services, and cross-platform workflows. Those are detection, investigation, and containment problems, not just configuration problems.
For many buyers, the better model is sequencing and role clarity. SSPM helps improve posture. Mitiga provides the runtime safety net. In many environments, the strongest outcome is CDR first or CDR plus SSPM, not SSPM alone.
Mitiga provides real-time threat detection, panoramic visibility, investigation-grade forensic depth, AI-powered triage, automated threat containment, and a cross-domain Security Data Lake across cloud, SaaS, AI, and identity.