Organizations run hundreds of SaaS applications on top of their endpoints and cloud, and no security team can ingest all of that data one system at a time. The attacks don't respect those boundaries either. For Sneha Regmi, Director of Security Operations & Resilience Engineering at Affirm, full context is the job.
"What I really value about what Mitiga provides is it's bringing all of that context from all of these environments, your endpoint, your SaaS apps, your AI infrastructure, into one place, and giving security teams not only the data but the very critical signals to detect and respond."
Identity is the entry point.
Ask Sneha whether the biggest risk is identity, SaaS, cloud, or AI, and she declines the choice. The risks are interconnected. Identity is where the attacker gets in. The damage happens in whatever SaaS apps and cloud infrastructure that identity can reach, and AI multiplies that access.
"I think identity-centric investigations are the core of today's security operations programs. When we look at human identity, not only what the user has access to do ... but what actions did that account take. And then when we look at non-human identity, you're looking at various permissions that the agent identity has across your entire corporate infrastructure."
What an agentic SOC has to show her.
Sneha thinks agentic AI belongs in security operations, where so much of the work is still manual. Trust is a separate question. If an agent hands her an investigation summary or a recommendation, she wants to see what telemetry it used and what evidence led it to call a laptop or an account compromised. If she can audit that, she is comfortable. She also wants those conditions built into the workflow, so the reasoning is already visible by the time she opens the recommendation.
"If I am able to audit that and have that transparent observability to see how the AI arrived at that decision, then I feel more comfortable."
The signals that matter.
Plenty of vendors focus on detection or on response. Sneha's complaint is that fewer of them look at the signals. Her preference is visibility across every environment first, and then prevention, detection, and action on the threats that matter.
"Mitiga interconnects all of these platforms and gives you that data to say, here's really what you should be worried about. The rest is just noise."
How Mitiga sees it.
That is how Mitiga approaches the problem. EDR protects the endpoint. Mitiga protects everything else, with Agentic Runtime Security for the Modern Infrastructure across cloud, SaaS, identity, AI, and third-party services. Every detection is grounded in full-fidelity data, so the SOC gets evidence it can audit rather than an alert it has to take on faith. It anticipates, detects, interrupts, and stops active attacks before they reach the business. That is Zero-Impact Breach Prevention, in runtime.
Let them come.
