The SaaS Security Disconnect: Why Most Organizations Are Still Vulnerable

AppOmni Report Uncovers Major Gaps in SaaS Security Preparedness as Breaches Continue to Rise – Global Security Mag Online

AppOmni released its third annual The State of SaaS Security 2025 Report, revealing troubling trends: A sharp increase in SaaS security incidents, a rising complexity in application ecosystems, and that new risks from AI-enabled apps exacerbate the disconnect between widespread confidence in current security measures versus actual risks. Data is based on a survey of over 800 global security leaders from the U.S., U.K., Germany, Australia, and Ja…

"Illusion Of Control": AppOmni Study Finds Surge In SaaS Security Breaches And AI Governance Risks - FinanceFeeds

AppOmni has published its 2025 edition of The State of SaaS Security, revealing a marked increase in SaaS-related security incidents and persistent gaps between perceived and actual risk among enterprise security teams. The report is based on a survey of over 800 security leaders across five countries and multiple sectors, including finance, healthcare, manufacturing, and software. According to the findings, 75 percent of organizations experienc…

AppOmni Report Uncovers Major Gaps in SaaS Security Preparedness as Breaches Continue to Rise

AppOmni, 07/15/25

The SaaS Security Disconnect: Why Most Organizations Are Still Vulnerable

A new report from AppOmni captures a significant misplaced confidence in the security of software-as-a-service applications and escalating risks associated with these cloud services. The post The SaaS Security Disconnect: Why Most Organizations Are Still Vulnerable  appeared first on Security Boulevard.