CIO Influence
CIO Influence News Cloud Machine Learning Security

Nudge Security Extends SaaS and Generative AI Security Governance to the Browser

Nudge Security extends SaaS and generative AI security governance to the browser

Nudge Security logo (PRNewsfoto/Nudge Security)

Nudge Security announced today a new browser extension for its SaaS and AI security governance solution that detects identity risks and guides employees toward safe, compliant SaaS and AI use in real time.

Also Read: How Network Tooling Impacts IT Professionals’ Job Performance and Satisfaction

Modern work happens at the Workforce Edge, where employees make daily, independent decisions about what SaaS and generative AI apps to adopt, what data to share, and who and what gets access—outside the bounds of traditional IT security perimeters and controls.

Since 2022, Nudge Security has empowered cloud-first organizations to regain visibility and control of the Workforce Edge with a patented, perimeterless approach to SaaS discovery. The company has since expanded its reach with API connectors for Okta, Salesforce, GitHub, and other business-critical SaaS apps. Now, with its browser extension to monitor real-time SaaS and generative AI activity, Nudge Security provides one of the most powerful SaaS security monitoring solutions available.

Also Read: Why Cybersecurity-as-a-Service is the Future for MSPs and SaaS Providers

This release comes at a critical time, as employee-led SaaS and GenAI adoption accelerates. Nudge Security data shows that 90% of SaaS and GenAI tools are adopted outside of IT, creating significant shadow IT risks. Meanwhile, the number of unique GenAI tools identified across Nudge Security customer environments skyrocketed from 75 to over 1,300 in just two years, outpacing most IT, security, and compliance teams’ ability to respond.

To combat this sprawl and its inherent risks, Nudge Security automates guardrails at the Workforce Edge, nudging employees in the browser with just-in-time policy guidance. For example, when an employee attempts to sign up for a Deepseek account, they are prompted to use an approved Copilot alternative.

[To share your insights with us as part of editorial or sponsored content, please write to psen@itechseries.com]

Related posts

Sysdig Adds Runtime Detection and Response to Secure AWS Fargate Serverless Containers

CIO Influence News Desk

Boomi AtomSphere Delivers 410% ROI According to Total Economic Impact Study

Aeva Achieves ISO 27001 Information Security Management Certification

Business Wire