Wing Security

Start by pointing Wing Security at your identity provider and collaboration suites. Connect SSO, chat, code, and storage systems, then let it pull in accounts, third‑party apps, OAuth grants, and data-sharing links. Within minutes, you’ll see which tools people actually use, where data travels, and who owns each connection. Use built‑in filters to flag risky scopes, stale users, and publicly shared files. Assign owners, label business criticality, and create review tasks so each team knows exactly what to handle.

When it’s time to fix issues, choose from ready-to-run playbooks or tailor your own. You can automatically remove orphaned accounts, downgrade excessive permissions, revoke dangerous tokens, or lock down overexposed documents at scale. Wing Security can message affected users with clear context—what changed, why it matters, and how to proceed—so they can confirm a business need or accept a safer alternative. Comments, mentions, and lightweight approvals keep decisions transparent, while every action is tracked for audit. Typical flows take minutes: marketing adds a file-sharing app, the system detects broad access, pings the requester for justification, right-sizes scopes on approval, and records the outcome.

Keep guardrails active without babysitting. Schedule continuous sweeps for new app installs, drift in access levels, and risky data links. Trigger workflows on events—like a new OAuth grant with sensitive scopes—or push changes through your ticketing or chat tools so owners can resolve in their daily workspace. For engineering, add checks to CI/CD to block tokens with excessive privileges or to verify repo access before deployments. Manage policies as code via API, and run dry‑runs in a sandbox to see the impact before enforcing at scale. If something breaks, roll back automatically.

Turn activity into evidence and planning signals. Use dashboards to track mean time to remediate, top risk drivers, and adoption of safer defaults. Export reports for auditors with timestamps, approvers, and proof of change. Encrypt data in transit and at rest, and restrict access by role so only the right people can see sensitive details. Roll out new-hire and vendor onboarding templates that guide users through approved tools, request flows, and acceptable data-sharing patterns. Set weekly reviews for app owners, compare trends across departments, and adjust budgets or training where risk concentrates.