Protect sensitive data across SaaS, Cloud, and Gen AI apps with Strac. Discover and classify PII, PHI, PCI data, enforce least privilege, detect misconfigurations, and remediate risks in real time — all without agents.
SaaS has revolutionized how companies operate — but it’s also multiplied the number of places where sensitive data hides. From customer PII in Salesforce and contracts in Google Drive, to PHI in Zendesk tickets and confidential prompts in ChatGPT, your organization’s most sensitive data is scattered across dozens of external systems.
Traditional DLP tools weren’t built for this world.
That’s where Strac comes in — unifying SaaS, Cloud, and Gen AI data security with deep integrations, real-time protection, and automated remediation.
SaaS data security is about discovering, monitoring, and protecting sensitive data across cloud-hosted applications. But modern SaaS environments go further:
Strac’s mission is simple: Secure data everywhere it moves — across SaaS, Cloud, and Gen AI.
Here’s how Strac covers every SaaS security domain — and goes beyond visibility to full remediation.
You can’t protect what you can’t see.
Strac automatically discovers and classifies PII, PHI, PCI, secrets, and financial identifiers across SaaS, Cloud, and Gen AI apps.
Strac Strengths:
Most breaches occur because of over-permissive sharing — not hacking.
Strac helps organizations identify and fix data exposure caused by public or external access.
Strac Strengths:
Every OAuth app connected to your SaaS stack expands your attack surface.
Strac continuously discovers and evaluates these integrations for risk.
Strac Strengths:
The Principle of Least Privilege (PoLP) is one of the most critical foundations of SaaS data security. It ensures that every user, app, and integration only has the minimum access required to perform their role — nothing more.
Strac Strengths:
Modern threats often come from within:
Departing employees, compromised accounts, or Gen AI misuse.
Strac Strengths:
Security teams need one place to trace who accessed what, when, and how.
Strac aggregates events across SaaS, Cloud, and Gen AI for end-to-end investigation.
Strac Strengths:
Traditional DLP tools were designed for email and endpoints — not modern SaaS APIs. They can’t see when a user shares a Google Drive folder publicly, grants an OAuth token in Slack, or uploads a file into ChatGPT.
Strac, on the other hand, integrates natively via SaaS APIs to detect, classify, and remediate sensitive data in real time — no agents, no network proxy.
Nope. CASBs rely on proxy traffic and signatures — they’re blind to API-level activities like public file shares, misconfigured permissions, or internal data misuse.
Strac goes beyond CASB with API-based visibility + automated remediation, detecting risky shares and revoking them instantly.
Encryption protects data at rest, not in use.
The biggest SaaS breaches don’t come from decryption — they come from over-sharing and misconfiguration. Encryption can’t stop someone from granting “Anyone with link” access to a PII-filled spreadsheet.
Strac fixes that in real time by revoking access and locking files down automatically.
A single public link can expose thousands of sensitive records to the internet. Attackers routinely scan for these URLs.
Strac’s remediation engine automatically:
Strac monitors all browser uploads and API calls.
If an employee tries pasting or uploading sensitive data (e.g., SSNs, API keys, PHI) into ChatGPT, Gemini, or Copilot — Strac detects it and blocks or redacts it before it leaves your environment.
Most DSPM tools stop at visibility — they’ll tell you something is wrong but not fix it.
Strac is DSPM + DLP combined — it not only discovers and classifies data but also remediates risks automatically:
Strac goes beyond SaaS.
It protects:
Yes. Strac is fully agentless.
Connect your SaaS, Cloud, and Gen AI apps via secure OAuth, and within minutes, Strac begins scanning for sensitive data, misconfigurations, and public exposures.
Three words: Remediation at scale.
While others alert, Strac acts — instantly revoking access, masking data, blocking uploads, and labeling sensitive content across SaaS, Cloud, and Gen AI.
It’s the difference between knowing your house is on fire and actually putting it out.
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