Ensure your core systems are securely connected to third-party cloud services
Discover and remediate over-privileged, unnecessary, and malicious third-party connections that expose you to supply chain attacks, data breaches, and compliance violations
We secure core systems across SaaS, IaaS and PaaS environments
From Salesforce and Office 365 to GitHub,
GCP BigQuery, and Workato, we ensure
your core systems are securely connected
to third-party cloud services.
Agentless
We are a non-proxy
API-based solution.
Easy to deploy
Connect us to your core system in minutes with a few clicks.
Non-intrusive
We respect your privacy by reading your metadata only and asking for minimal permissions.
Take control of your third-party app connections
Discover all the connections to your core systems
Astrix continuously discovers connections of internal and third-party applications to your core systems, as soon as they emerge.
Get a straightforward, consolidated view of:
- Connections with third-party applications
- Shadow connections (for example, an API key issued by a developer to test a new CI/CD service)
- Issued OAuth tokens, API keys, service accounts, SSH keys, and webhooks
- Permissions granted and data exposures
- Connection users and usage levels
- Indirect connections via no-code/low-code automation platforms
- Vendor supply-chain list
Focus on the connection risks that matter
Get alerts only on risks that expose you to supply chain attacks, data breaches, and compliance violations due to over-privileged, unnecessary, and suspicious third-party connections, as well as unusual app behavior.
Astrix continuously detects and prioritizes risky connections such as:
- Anomalies and suspicious connection behavior like a suspicious source IP location
- Misconfigured and over-permissive connections
- Redundant apps, tokens, and keys of past employees and invalid applications
- Malicious third-party connections such as impersonating apps and OAuth phishing attacks
- Dangerous practices, such as granting the same access keys to multiple services
Context-based threat detection
Our threat detection engine uses three layers of context to accurately detect only critical and high-risk connections.
Analyzing your third-party vendors and apps
Monitoring how they normally connect with your core systems
Exclusive findings from the Astrix research team and globally-shared threat intelligence
Quickly remediate with automated workflows
We take the load off the security team by automating remediation workflows, integrating with your daily IT service management tools, and enabling end-users to resolve security issues in the process.
Mitigate connection risks while keeping your team productive
- Receive high priority alerts with user feedback, threat context, and suggested remediation steps.
- Raise end-user awareness to the permissions they grant to third-party integrations.
- Get a Slack notification, automatically open a Jira ticket, or close it once the issue is resolved.
Keep track of every access token, from creation to expiry
Astrix continuously monitors every third-party app from the moment it connects to your core systems and adjusts security controls when any significant change occurs to keep your attack surface minimized.
Understand your connection risks at every stage:
- See the issues related to suspicious connections’ behavior, escalated permissions and ownership changes
- Monitor risk changes to identify connections that were potentially impacted by a vulnerability such as Log4j
- Detect repeatable connection issues to enhance your threat response
Discover all the connections to your core systems
Astrix continuously discovers connections of internal and third-party applications to your core systems, as soon as they emerge.
Get a straightforward, consolidated view of:
- Connections with third-party applications
- Shadow connections (for example, an API key issued by a developer to test a new CI/CD service)
- Issued OAuth tokens, API keys, service accounts, SSH keys, and webhooks
- Permissions granted and data exposures
- Connection users and usage levels
- Indirect connections via no-code/low-code automation platforms
- Vendor supply-chain list
Focus on the connection risks that matter
Get alerts only on risks that expose you to supply chain attacks, data breaches, and compliance violations due to over-privileged, unnecessary, and suspicious third-party connections, as well as unusual app behavior.
Astrix continuously detects and prioritizes risky connections such as:
- Anomalies and suspicious connection behavior like a suspicious source IP location
- Misconfigured and over-permissive connections
- Redundant apps, tokens, and keys of past employees and invalid applications
- Malicious third-party connections such as impersonating apps and OAuth phishing attacks
- Dangerous practices, such as granting the same access keys to multiple services
Context-based threat detection
Our threat detection engine uses three layers of context to accurately detect only critical and high-risk connections.
Analyzing your third-party vendors and apps
Monitoring how they normally connect with your core systems
Exclusive findings from the Astrix research team and globally-shared threat intelligence
Quickly remediate with automated workflows
We take the load off the security team by automating remediation workflows, integrating with your daily IT service management tools, and enabling end-users to resolve security issues in the process.
Mitigate connection risks while keeping your team productive
- Receive high priority alerts with user feedback, threat context, and suggested remediation steps.
- Raise end-user awareness to the permissions they grant to third-party integrations.
- Get a Slack notification, automatically open a Jira ticket, or close it once the issue is resolved.
Keep track of every access token, from creation to expiry
Astrix continuously monitors every third-party app from the moment it connects to your core systems and adjusts security controls when any significant change occurs to keep your attack surface minimized.
Understand your connection risks at every stage:
- See the issues related to suspicious connections’ behavior, escalated permissions and ownership changes
- Monitor risk changes to identify connections that were potentially impacted by a vulnerability such as Log4j
- Detect repeatable connection issues to enhance your threat response
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Blog & News
Blog
News

7 OAuth attacks in 10 months: The new generation of supply chain attacks

2022 Recap: 6 Surprising Third-Party Connectivity Stats

Slack’s GitHub breach: 6 tips to avoid similar attacks

Insecure third-party connections to your GitHub may trigger a supply chain attack

CircleCI Security Alert – Are You at Risk?

5 cloud-app connectivity trends for 2022

The promise and peril of third-party integrations

PLG and security leaders: going with the flow

How to Close the Service Account Security Gap in GCP and Snowflake

Astrix Security Named Winner of Global InfoSec Award at RSA 2022

VentureBeat – Third-party app attacks: Lessons for the next cybersecurity frontier

GitHub Apps Bug Created Significant 3rd-Party Risk: How You Can Stay Protected

GhostToken – Exploiting GCP application infrastructure to create invisible, unremovable trojan app on Google accounts

Astrix Security Takes Home Three Coveted Global InfoSec Awards

Astrix Security Named a Finalist for RSA Conference 2023 Innovation Sandbox

Security Boulevard – Supply Chain Dependency: What Your GitHub Connections May Trigger

Dark Reading – The Next Generation of Supply Chain Attacks is Here to Stay

20 Minute Leaders: Leadership & the Future of App-to-App Security

DrZeroTrust: Securing App-to-App Connectivity and Low or No Code Apps

DevOps Paradox: Security Concerns in Low-Code and No-Code Applications

[New eBook] The Ultimate Guide to Securing App-to-App Integrations

Securing everything connected. Not just everyone.
