Obsidian: SaaS Vendors Must Adopt Security Standards as Threats Grow
Obsidian Security is creating a working group to pressure SaaS vendors to adopt security standards like the SaaS Security Capability Framework (SSCF) to make online applications safer.
As a specialist in SaaS security, Obsidian Security worked with the Cloud Security Alliance to establish a framework for evaluating SaaS platform security, an important step in an industry under increasing attack.
The SSCF can be helpful only if adopted by vendors, requiring a push from SaaS company customers to ensure these measures are put in place.
Adoption of security standards is crucial as cyber threats escalate and AI agents in SaaS tools expand.
Author's summary: Obsidian Security pushes for SaaS security standards adoption.
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