Nudge Security Adds Continuous SaaS and AI Risk Scoring
Nudge Security announced Adaptive Risk Management in a press release, adding continuous risk assessment for SaaS applications and AI tools. The capability updates application risk scores when vendor security, employee usage, access permissions, integrations or authentication methods change.
The system calculates scores from more than 30 factors, including approval status, data access, MCP connections, OAuth grants, AI agent connections and use of single sign on. An AI model also classifies each application by its use across an organization and the sensitivity of the data it typically handles, covering up to 29 data types.
Nudge Security ranks the control gaps affecting each score and identifies actions such as enabling single sign on or closing an unused OAuth grant. It can apply or recommend controls through its platform and security integrations. Adaptive Risk Management is available now to all Nudge Security customers.
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