EPISODE · Jul 23, 2024 · 43 MIN
Security in SaaS with Josh Mullis, Head of IT @Productiv
from SaaS Therapy · host BrainStorm
Todd Kirk and Casey Trujillo are joined by Josh Mullis, the head of information security at Productiv. They discuss the challenges and sticking points that SaaS companies and their customers face when it comes to security. Listen to hear thoughts on risk management, data protection, and the impact of COVID-19 on SaaS adoption. Takeaways Security is a sticking point for many SaaS organizations and their customers, and it is important to address concerns around risk and data protection. The COVID-19 pandemic led to an explosion in SaaS adoption as organizations had to enable remote work, but now there is a correction back to more intentional spending and governance. Data visibility and control are key factors in reducing risk and ensuring data security. AI is becoming a selling point and a differentiator for SaaS providers, as it enables data rationalization and synthesis. Productiv's 2023 State of SaaS Spend report provides valuable insights into SaaS adoption and utilization trends. SaaS management involves optimizing license usage and reducing redundancies in an organization's tech stack. Regularly reviewing and right-sizing an organization's SaaS portfolio is essential to ensure value and eliminate redundancies. Contents 00:00 Introduction 05:42 Addressing Security Concerns in SaaS 08:15 Governance in Software Purchasing 10:02 Data Visibility and Control in Risk Management 12:59 The Role of AI in SaaS 16:23 Insights from the 2023 State of SaaS Spend Report 18:56 AI Governance and Best Practices 22:06 Transparency and Customer Consent in AI 30:07 Optimizing SaaS Management Resources Connect with Casey Connect with Todd Visit the show page Get to know BrainStorm Credits Show direction: Debra Wilson Show design: Kensie Smith Show manager: Angela Allred
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