Obsidian
Obsidian is primarily a SaaS security vendor, but within cloud security it is not a CSPM-first provider. Based on the available material, its cloud-security messaging centers on SaaS configuration and identity risk rather than infrastructure posture management for AWS, Azure, or GCP. For a buyer specifically evaluating CSPM, Obsidian appears adjacent rather than native: it does not present public evidence of agentless IaaS scanning, IaC policy checks, Kubernetes posture management, or cloud-runtime coverage in the supplied sources. It is therefore best understood as a SaaS-focused product, not a dedicated CSPM platform.
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Obsidian Security is a posture-management product for SaaS and selected PaaS applications, not a CSPM for AWS, Azure, or GCP infrastructure. Its main differentiator is visibility into SaaS configurations, identity risk, and third-party integrations, making it a fit for enterprises securing Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, Salesforce, and similar environments.
- Organizations primarily concerned with SaaS security posture, identity, and third-party integration risks within their SaaS ecosystem.
- Monitoring and remediating SaaS security misconfigurations
- Assessing and managing identity risks across SaaS applications
- Evaluating the security of third-party SaaS integrations
- Mapping SaaS compliance posture
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