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The 2025 SaaS & Cloud Discovery Report is here...

You Can’t Secure What You Can’t See in Your SaaS Environment

Based on real SaaS and cloud discovery data, this report reveals the shadow apps, unmanaged OAuth access, and lingering identities that security teams are missing in 2025.

Built from live discovery data
— not surveys or self-reported
inventories.

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Instant access.

No fluff. Just data.

What's Inside?

A year’s worth of anonymized SaaS & cloud telemetry — distilled into the insights every CISO, IT Director, and GRC leader needs for 2025 planning.

​These numbers alone justify the download:

97% of SaaS

apps in use are Shadow SaaS.

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Instant access.

No fluff. Just data.

What You'll Learn:

SaaS & cloud adoption trends that will drive 2025–2026 security strategy

How Shadow IT is evolving with AI, micro-SaaS, and personal productivity tools

The rise of Shadow Cloud and what it means for CSPM, IAM, and DevSecOps

Why attackers are shifting to OAuth-based access paths

The real compliance landscape across thousands of SaaS vendors

Practical recommendations for reducing SaaS & cloud risk with automation

Why Waldo Published This Report:

Every risk highlighted in this report — Shadow SaaS, Shadow Cloud, weak MFA/SSO adoption, OAuth over-permissioning, orphaned accounts, and compliance gaps — originate from one issue:

Organizations do not know everything that exists in their environment.

Visibility is the control that makes every other control possible. Once you can see your real SaaS and cloud footprint, you can govern it.


Until then… attackers will.

Who This Report Is For . . . 
  • CISOs & CIOs needing visibility into their true risk surface
     

  • IT & Security Directors overwhelmed by SaaS sprawl
     

  • GRC leaders preparing for SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA, PCI, or GDPR audits
     

  • Cloud and Identity Architects working to enforce Zero Trust
     

  • Security analysts investigating SaaS → Cloud pivot attacks

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