PoPs for IT teams
Reduce risk. Manage complex workloads with ease.
Apply enterprise-wide security policies and maintain a safe, compliant environment—all from a centralized console.
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Pain Point
Heavy Workload.
Unclear Expectations.
From infrastructure to security, the responsibilities of IT teams are expansive—and growing.
As SaaS adoption increases, so do the number of tools and management points IT must handle.
Employees rely on IT for everything, often without a clear understanding of what the IT team is actually responsible for.
As SaaS adoption increases, so do the number of tools and management points IT must handle.
Employees rely on IT for everything, often without a clear understanding of what the IT team is actually responsible for.
Solutions
For IT Administrators
Modernized SaaS Management
Boost IT productivity with automated SaaS management and centralized control.
Gain Control Over Unapproved App Usage
App Discovery helps you identify SaaS tools that employees have signed up for using their corporate accounts—often without formal approval.
Even users themselves may not clearly know which apps they're authorized to use and which they’ve accessed informally.
PoPs uncovers these gray areas, allowing your organization to establish clear policies and eliminate the risks of shadow IT.
Even users themselves may not clearly know which apps they're authorized to use and which they’ve accessed informally.
PoPs uncovers these gray areas, allowing your organization to establish clear policies and eliminate the risks of shadow IT.
Security Policy Management
Apply organization-wide security policies all at once with PoPs.
Easily configure settings such as two-factor authentication, session timeouts, and network policy enforcement.
Instead of managing security settings for each SaaS individually, PoPs allows you to enforce consistent policies centrally, saving time and reducing risk.
Easily configure settings such as two-factor authentication, session timeouts, and network policy enforcement.
Instead of managing security settings for each SaaS individually, PoPs allows you to enforce consistent policies centrally, saving time and reducing risk.
Pre-Assigned Accounts for Company-Wide Apps
Reduce the hassle of installing and configuring apps one by one by pre-assigning accounts for tools used by all employees.
If your organization uses email as an IAM or IdP, you can streamline the process even further by syncing your connected directory and applying settings all at once.
If your organization uses email as an IAM or IdP, you can streamline the process even further by syncing your connected directory and applying settings all at once.
faq
Frequently Asked Questions
Feature
Can PoPs Be Accessed from Outside the Organization?
It depends on your organization’s network settings.
Administrators can restrict access by specifying allowed IP addresses, ensuring that only approved networks can connect to PoPs.
Additionally, you can configure maximum session timeouts to minimize the risk of session cookie misuse or hijacking—enhancing security for both internal and external access.
Administrators can restrict access by specifying allowed IP addresses, ensuring that only approved networks can connect to PoPs.
Additionally, you can configure maximum session timeouts to minimize the risk of session cookie misuse or hijacking—enhancing security for both internal and external access.
Can Only Organization Admins Manage Apps?
No. You can assign dedicated app administrators within your organization.
The organization’s main admin can designate specific users as app admins with permissions to manage tasks such as assigning or revoking access for each app.
You can also assign multiple administrators to a single app.
App administrators are selected from among the organization’s users and are limited to managing only the apps they are responsible for.
The organization’s main admin can designate specific users as app admins with permissions to manage tasks such as assigning or revoking access for each app.
You can also assign multiple administrators to a single app.
App administrators are selected from among the organization’s users and are limited to managing only the apps they are responsible for.
Why Is Shadow IT a Threat from an Administrator’s Perspective?
Shadow IT refers to software, applications, and devices that employees use without the approval of the organization's IT or security teams.
Because these tools operate outside official oversight, they pose significant risks—most notably data leaks, security vulnerabilities, and compliance failures.
Employees may unintentionally expose sensitive data by using unapproved tools. Once data moves outside of authorized systems, IT loses visibility and control, making it difficult to enforce security protocols, ensure compliance, respond to breaches, or support disaster recovery.
Because these tools operate outside official oversight, they pose significant risks—most notably data leaks, security vulnerabilities, and compliance failures.
Employees may unintentionally expose sensitive data by using unapproved tools. Once data moves outside of authorized systems, IT loses visibility and control, making it difficult to enforce security protocols, ensure compliance, respond to breaches, or support disaster recovery.
Increase Productivity. Reduce Risk.
Effectively manage the growing number of IT control points as SaaS usage expands across your organization.
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