<![CDATA[OAuth grants pile up faster than you can review them. Here's how to keep up.]]>OAuth grants are increasingly becoming a major blind spot for security teams. These grants create data highways between SaaS apps, AI agents, and other tools, and they are multiplying faster than most teams can properly review. The recent Klue breach demonstrated how attackers are actively exploiting forgotten OAuth grants to reach corporate data.

The core problem is visibility and scale. Every new integration or third-party tool can introduce another grant, and over time these permissions accumulate without anyone tracking whether they are still needed or who still has access.

  • OAuth grants connect SaaS apps, AI agents, and other tools, creating persistent access paths
  • Forgotten or unreviewed grants can be abused to access corporate data
  • The Klue breach shows attackers are actively targeting these grants

Security teams need a way to continuously inventory OAuth grants, identify stale or excessive permissions, and revoke access that is no longer justified. Without that process, the attack surface keeps growing faster than any manual review can handle.

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How is your organization tracking and reviewing OAuth grants before they pile up?

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