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Securing SaaS & collaborative environments

SaaS under control, reduced attack surface, preserved compliance.

Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, Slack, Zoom, Notion, Jira, CRM, HRIS: usage grows faster than governance. This page presents a complete approach to regain visibility, close public shares, and secure external accounts.

Targeted at SMBs / mid-market / public entities – integration with M365, Google, Slack, Zoom, GitHub, Notion, Jira, HRIS.

Inactive account managementMFA / conditional accessSharing & exposure control

SaaS risk dashboard

Refreshed

82%

MFA coverage & controlled sharing

12

Former employees’ accounts

Critical

27

Paid but inactive licenses

High

43

Public OneDrive / GDrive links

To address

Automatic suggestion

Closure of 31 detected public links & deactivation of 9 inactive guest accounts.

SaaS control view

What we see in most organizations

SaaS environments evolve faster than controls.

Business teams subscribe online, accounts are created quickly, interns and partners get access, but access removal is not always systematic. Files stay shared, OAuth integrations are no longer monitored, and licenses keep being billed for profiles that are no longer active.

The result: more attack surface, more exposed data, and more software spend than necessary.

    External access not re-evaluated

    Historical public sharing

    Missing MFA on some roles

    Renewals not aligned to actual usage

What solid SaaS security should look like

Centralized view, simple rules, traceable actions. IT administers, security validates, and leadership understands instantly.

  • Complete, up-to-date SaaS inventory
  • Detection of accounts to close
  • MFA applied based on sensitivity level
  • Public sharing listed and fixable

This service delivers precisely that level of control, and then allows you to maintain it via AspharSync.

View a sample deliverable

Functional scope

What is systematically checked

This service is designed for overloaded IT teams who need to prove control over cloud accounts without launching a full-blown GRC program.

Get the detailed scope

Accounts & identities

Inventory of real users, guests, technical integrations, and orphan accounts.

  • Inactive > 30/60/90 days
  • Guests without activity
  • Former employees’ accounts

Access & MFA

Verification of MFA activation, conditional access rules, and sign-in methods.

  • Missing MFA
  • Legacy auth detected
  • Sign-ins from unexpected regions

Sharing & exposure

Identification of public files, links without expiry, and sharing to external domains.

  • Public links without clear purpose
  • Inter-tenant sharing
  • SharePoint / Drive exposures

AspharSync • Continuous oversight

After the review, continuous monitoring.

The SaaS security engagement brings initial visibility. Integrating with AspharSync then allows you to receive alerts about new accounts, unused licenses, and non-compliant sharing — without repeating manual data collection.

Actions remain in "to be approved" mode by default. No automatic deactivation is performed without explicit approval.

  • N-90 / N-60 alerts for license renewals
  • Offboarding suggestions when departures are detected
  • Direct export for CISO / CFO (accounts + MFA + licenses)

AspharSync – recent events

Guest account marketing@supplier.io inactive (45 days)

to review

Zoom Pro license unused (31 days)

potential savings

Public link detected in /Finance

close

Slack → Notion connection with old token

security review

Sample interface. The actual scope is adapted to each client environment.

For multi-site structures, subsidiaries, franchises

Centralized SaaS governance, controlled local delegation.

Discuss your target model

Groups & cooperatives

Multiple tenants, autonomous business units, but a need for consolidated reporting.

Public / semi-public sector

Strong requirements around guest accounts, external users, and hosting.

Fast-growing SMBs

Frequent arrivals and departures, multiple integrations, a need to simplify.

Typical engagement flow

Steps are short, transparent, and adapted to internal teams. Technical detail is provided only when requested.

1

Scoping

Scope, environments to connect, sensitivity level, sharing rules.

2

Collection

Collect M365 / Google / Slack / HRIS exports and existing SaaS inventory.

3

Analysis

Classify accounts, detect public sharing, identify licenses to review.

4

Delivery

Summary dashboard, prioritization, action plan. Option: AspharSync integration.

Secure your SaaS now.

Inventory, accounts, MFA, sharing, offboarding: a single control page, ready to be shown to the CISO, CFO, or executive team.

Compatible with other AspharTech services: audit, IAM, hardening, managed services.

AspharTech Solutions — Cybersecurity firm based in Montreal