Choosing Your SSPM Vendor: Download a Free Guide

Why Every Organization Needs an SSPM Vendor

SaaS adoption is growing rapidly, while misconfigurations, unmanaged identities, and shadow IT have emerged as major threats. An SSPM vendor enables you to keep your SaaS applications under continuous monitoring and security with visibility, control, and compliance.

How to Select the Right SSPM Vendor

Choosing the right SSPM solution requires looking beyond checklists. You need deep context, continuous monitoring, integration support, and the ability to detect and respond to threats in real-time across SaaS environments.

Empower Your SaaS Security Strategy with the Right SSPM Vendor

As organizations worldwide are embracing SSPM, there's no shortage of potential vendors.

And let's face it, if you're reading marketing materials and scanning websites trying to decide which one is best, they all sound very much alike. You can't POV them all, so how can you decide which one is right for you?

The Choosing Your SSPM Vendor Guide can help. It was created by our SaaS security experts to help you understand:
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1. What are the biggest threats in SaaS security?
2. What does legacy SSPM cover vs. what does it not cover?
3. How can you choose a solution for your unique infrastructure?

Instead of being pulled different ways by vendors, get informed so you can think critically about SaaS security. This Guide is meant to empower you to choose the right SSPM vendor for you.

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'Choosing Your SSPM Vendor' Guide Will Teach You

5 Ways SaaS is Sprawling Away from Security: Understand how decentralized app ownership, unsanctioned app usage, unmanaged data sharing, third-party integrations, and lack of visibility are putting your sensitive data at risk.
Limitations of Legacy SSPMs: Some legacy SSPM tools focus primarily on surface-level configuration issues and may lack advanced features like deep identity-based risk analysis and contextual insights, which are essential for today's expansive SaaS ecosystems.
How the Reco Architecture Closes the SaaS Security Gap: Reco's architecture is built around rich identity context, linking users, actions, and data across SaaS applications. This allows it to go beyond static misconfiguration checks by enabling real-time risk insights, dynamic policy enforcement, and automated response - capabilities that most legacy solutions lack. Reco also provides visibility into the use of generative AI tools within your SaaS environment, helping you detect unauthorized usage and enforce security and compliance policies.
Where SSPM Fits Into Your Security Stack: SSPM complements IAM, CASB, and SIEM tools by providing continuous SaaS-specific posture management and identity-aware insights that are missing from traditional solutions.
Six Critical Threats Legacy SSPMs Miss: Learn about insider threats, over-permissioned accounts, SaaS-to-SaaS app risks, MFA fatigue attacks, sensitive data oversharing, and privilege escalations—risks that Reco detects in real-time. Reco uses AI to analyze user behaviors and data interactions, helping prioritize high-risk threats and reduce alert fatigue.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are SSPM Vendors?

SSPM vendors offer tools that help organizations monitor, manage, and improve the security posture of their SaaS applications—such as Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, and Salesforce.

How can Reco integrate with your existing security tools?

Reco integrates into SIEM, SOAR, IAM, and ticketing systems to enforce alerting, workflow automation, and incident response on the systems.

How scalable is Reco’s SSPM solution?

Reco is built to support organizations of all sizes and is engineered to scale across thousands of SaaS users and apps, ensuring consistent performance even in complex environments.

What are the key features to look for in the SSPM Solution?

Look for features like continuous posture monitoring, misconfiguration detection, identity and access reviews, SaaS-to-SaaS risk visibility, identity threat detection and response, and guided remediation.

How does Reco help meet industry compliance requirements?

Reco maps its security controls and findings to SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA, GDPR, and more, thus helping organizations maintain continuous compliance.

What is the pricing model for Reco’s SSPM tool?

The standard is a subscription-type payment plan based on the number of users or connected SaaS apps, while direct discussions can be arranged for enterprise package requirements.