Modern organizations have embraced Software as a Service (SaaS) in a big way—and for good reason. Cost savings, increased efficiency, and boosted productivity are just some of the benefits of outsourcing IT solutions like email, app hosting, and data storage to independent third parties. In fact, solutions offered by cloud providers like Microsoft, Amazon Web Services, Google, Oracle, and Salesforce now play a fundamental role in modernizing the IT footprints of most forward-thinking companies. Yes, on-premises infrastructure remains important for many organizations and is unlikely to disappear, but companies that aren’t thinking about a move to the cloud run the risk of being left behind. However, while the cloud brings new levels of convenience, it also introduces new security implications. With more partners and solution providers in the mix, managing secure access for hybrid cloud architectures is a complex task. Attackers now have more potential avenues to access an organization’s.