Secgra · Privacy & Security
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Control your costs, secure your stack, and automate compliance with Secgra's AI-powered visibility. The Secgra extension provides critical visibility and control over your SaaS stack, helping you reduce risk and manage costs—all while respecting user privacy. With employees spending over 80% of their day in the browser, unmonitored SaaS usage creates significant security gaps. In fact, roughly 33% of a typical company's SaaS apps are "shadow IT," procured without IT oversight, leading to misconfigurations and potential data exposure. Secgra closes these gaps by providing simple, powerful guardrails right at the point of login. How Secgra Helps: 🔎 Discovers Shadow IT: Identifies when users log into unauthorized SaaS applications, allowing you to build a complete software inventory. 🔑 Enforces Strong Passwords: Detects the use of weak or non-compliant passwords for SaaS applications, helping prevent credential-based breaches. ✉️ Prevents Data Silos: Checks for logins to company-approved SaaS apps using non-organizational emails (e.g., personal Gmail accounts). Your Privacy is the Priority: Secgra is fundamentally different from other monitoring tools. Our architecture is designed to provide security without surveillance. ✅ No Telemetry, Only Violations: The extension does not track browsing history or collect user activity data. It only sends a signal when an admin-defined security rule is violated. 🏢 Company Apps Only: The extension only activates on SaaS login pages, not on personal websites or general web searches.
Oct 6, 2025
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