SSPM for Slack

Welcome to SpinOne for Slack.

Today, we’ll be discussing SpinSPM.

SpinOne’s SaaS Security Posture Management solution.

For SpinSPM, there are two components on the left hand tool bar that we will unpack today. Posture management and risk assessment.

Posture management is a solution designed to address internal vulnerabilities, addressing misconfigurations and teaching you how to fill misconfigurations in the SaaS environment.

For example, your posture score is a rating of your Slack environment as a whole as to how secure it is.

Reference to posture summary, which is a breakdown of this posture score.

Additionally, reference the standards page to understand of the controls that you’ve implemented, to which degree of compliance are your most closely fulfilling.

ISO 27001 series, SOC 2, and NIS 2, as well.

Being that all 120+ controls are created in house by Spin, we’ve mapped those additional standards for extra validity.

Here’s where we get into the holistic approach around Spin’s SSPM solution.

With full visibility to a control and a control is a security recommendation to harden and improve the security of your Slack environment, not only are we giving visibility into those controls, but we’re also giving action ability, with this visibility and education of understanding what this control is all about, as well as the standards to which this control is tied to, we can reference this actions page to be greeted with a step by step guide on exactly how to fulfill this control in this SaaS environment.

Every control has their own specific step by step guide on the action page.

Being that we’ve covered the internal vulnerabilities, which is posture management, coming into risk assessment, this is now holding in on external vulnerabilities.

This is full visibility until all applications that are being brought into your Slack environment. Giving you visibility into the permissions that they’re requiring of your users, their category, and tuition degree of compliance, these applications claim to be.

Coming to the All Apps page, now we’re greeted with more visibility into what those applications are, more than that, an education perspective on what is the risk associated with these applications.

This is a Risk Score.

Coming into ArtLens, for example, I know that it’s an 88, and the closer to zero is more risky, and the closer to 100 is safer.

But to get more education into this application, I can click into it and review the AI summary.

This AI summary is referencing the 20+ factors that we use to determine the risk associated with applications.

Come here to the database to proactively search up an application ID to understand its risk prior to installing the application in your slack environment.

This is SpinSPM for Slack on SpinOne.