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Mythos exposed what most organizations already have but haven’t inventoried: autonomous AI agents running across their SaaS stack with OAuth grants nobody reviewed, service accounts nobody owns, and access that rivals their most privileged human accounts. Reco surfaced agent configurations creating material exposure across customer environments after the Mythos announcement. Zoe Hillenmeyer and Gal Nakash walk through exactly what we found and what to do first.

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Blog: The Salesloft-Drift Breach: Analyzing the Biggest SaaS Breach of 2025

The Salesloft-Drift breach impacted over 700 companies when attackers exploited Github OAuth tokens to pivot through SaaS integrations into Salesforce and Gmail environments. This supply chain attack succeeded because traditional security tools lack visibility into SaaS-to-SaaS connections and cannot detect threats spanning multiple applications.

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Heeding Pat Opet's Wakeup Call – The Need for Dynamic SaaS Security

JPMorgan’s CISO Pat Opet issued a blunt warning that SaaS sprawl is “quietly enabling cyber attackers” and creating systemic vulnerabilities. He calls for new cybersecurity solutions and standards. Read this blog to understand why Dynamic SaaS Security is the answer.

Blog: What the Salesloft Drift & ShinyHunters Breaches Reveal About SaaS Risk

The ShinyHunters and Salesloft Drift breaches highlight how interconnected SaaS platforms create cascading security risks, where a vulnerability in one integration can quickly spread to multiple connected services. To address these evolving threats, organizations need dynamic SaaS security platforms that provide real-time visibility, adaptive access governance, and anomaly detection across their entire cloud app ecosystem.