Close the SaaS Security Gap with complete visibility into your ecosystem. The average enterprise uses +500 SaaS applications, with 90% remaining unmanaged. Traditional security can't keep up. Reco's Dynamic Application Discovery does.
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The Integration Gap Problem
Your Security Tools Weren’t Built for the Speed of AI Sprawl
The SaaS Security Gap explodes when generative tools get embedded everywhere. AI Usage Control closes that gap.
Multi-Vector Discovery
Reco finds AI through SaaS-to-SaaS connections, MCP protocol monitoring, and API integrations. Not just browser traffic.
AI Agents & Copilots
Track autonomous AI agents and embedded copilots operating inside Salesforce, Microsoft 365, and your approved SaaS stack.
AI Reputation Risk
Score AI providers based on security posture, data retention policies, model training practices, and breach history.
Policy Enforcement
Define granular acceptable use policies. Control AI access by user role, data sensitivity, and provider risk level.
Anomaly Detection
Monitor AI usage patterns in real time. Alert on bulk uploads, sensitive queries, and unusual agent behavior across your environment.
READY TO GOVERN GENERATIVE TOOLS WITHOUT BLOCKING INNOVATION?
See how Reco discovers shadow AI and embedded copilots across your SaaS stack in real time.
Accelerate Security Operations Through Intelligence
Leverage AI-powered automation and unified workflows to scale your security team's capabilities and response times
AI Powered SaaS Security Insights
Transform overwhelming security data into clear, actionable intelligence with AI that understands your business context and tells you exactly what to do next.
Get instant alerts on data theft, account compromise, and configuration drift with hundreds of pre-built detection controls. Respond automatically with your existing tools.
Before we got Reco we didn't know how bad the problem was. And now with Reco, I see how bad the problem is, and how we have to stem the tide. Because every day I am literally having to figure out if I'm sanctioning this project, this application or not sanctioning it. And I'm doing probably 15-20 a day.
That's a huge differentiator compared to the rest of the players in the space. And because most of the time when you ask for integrations, they'll say we'll add it to our roadmap, maybe next year, whereas Reco is very adaptable. They're very agile.
With other SaaS security solutions, I checked their integrations page, but it’s as if time stood still. With Reco they add new integrations quickly, including integrations we have requested.
AI usage control is the continuous discovery and governance of generative tools, embedded copilots, and standalone AI applications throughout your SaaS environment.
• Real-time discovery of ChatGPT, Claude, Copilot, and hundreds of generative tools via SaaS-to-SaaS connections
• Automated risk assessment based on vendor training policies and data retention practices
• Policy enforcement that enables secure adoption without quarterly manual reviews
It replaces reactive audits with continuous visibility into what generative tools employees actually use and what data reaches them.
Can Reco identify embedded copilots inside approved SaaS applications?
Yes. Vendors silently activate AI features inside applications you already approved. Salesforce Einstein, Microsoft Copilot, Notion AI, and dozens of others access your data without separate security review.
Reco tracks configuration changes and feature activations across your SaaS stack, alerting you when embedded copilots gain access to sensitive data. Many recent exposure incidents started with embedded features that organizations never directly assessed.
How does Reco reduce the audit burden for generative tool governance?
Reco automates evidence collection and creates continuous compliance documentation without manual quarterly reviews.
• Real-time tracking of acceptable use policy enforcement across all generative tools
• Automated audit trails for SOC 2, ISO 27001, and regulatory requirements
• Violation remediation documentation with full context and response timelines
Organizations typically cut audit preparation time by 80% while providing auditors with more current, comprehensive evidence.
What's the smart approach to governing generative tools without blocking productivity?
Balance continuous monitoring with risk-based policies that enable secure adoption at business speed.
• Risk-tiered approvals fast-track low-risk tools while flagging those with sensitive data access
• Acceptable use policies permit experimentation within defined guardrails
• Business context from Reco's Knowledge Graph distinguishes actual risks from legitimate productivity needs
The goal: enable the productivity benefits of generative tools while maintaining the data protection standards your organization requires.
How does Reco detect generative tools that employees use without approval?
Reco's App Factory monitors SaaS-to-SaaS connections continuously, catching generative tools the moment they integrate with your approved applications.
• OAuth and API permission analysis detects when employees connect new tools to Salesforce, Google Workspace, or Microsoft 365
• Behavioral alerts flag when sensitive data flows toward ungoverned applications
Traditional discovery misses embedded integrations. Reco catches them because it monitors your entire SaaS ecosystem, not just browser traffic.
What happens when a generative tool's risk profile changes?
Reco provides immediate updates when vendor policies shift, security certifications expire, or breach incidents occur. Real-time risk scoring triggers automated workflows to restrict access or escalate for review.
This catches vendor changes between your annual assessments, when most exposure actually happens.
How do I justify this investment to my board?
Boards care about quantified risk, not tool counts. Reco's Knowledge Graph connects generative tool usage to business context, showing which tools access customer PII, financial data, or intellectual property worth protecting.
Instead of reporting "47 unapproved AI tools discovered," you report "3 tools with access to $12M in breach exposure require immediate remediation." That framing gets budget approved.