Risk Monitoring

Risk Monitoring gives you a live view of identity and access risks across all your connected applications - whether that’s a single SaaS app or a complex mix of IAM, cloud, and SaaS systems. See at a glance which risks are within SLA, which have breached it, and what to do about each one.

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What the dashboard shows

The dashboard header surfaces three values at a glance: A growing share of critical and high findings relative to medium and low means your highest-priority risks are accumulating - address those first. Each risk is also tracked against a resolution SLA. The dashboard surfaces risks that are approaching or past their SLA deadline, so you can prioritize by urgency rather than by discovery date alone.

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Risk table

Below the summary, a table lists every open risk across your connected applications:

• Risk - the name and description of the identified risk
• Severity - critical, high, medium, or low
• Application - the application where the risk was detected
• Findings - the number of individual events for that risk type
• Age - how long the risk has been open

Filter the table by application, application instance, risk type, or severity, and export it as a CSV for reporting or offline analysis. Select any row to open the risk detail panel for the full context on that risk and its recommended remediation.

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Risk detail fields

Start with the recommendation. Each risk surfaces a specific recommended action - follow it to resolve the finding. Check admin privileges and MFA status together. A risk on an admin account without MFA is significantly higher priority than the same risk on a standard user. Use these fields to calibrate urgency. Use age and event timestamp to judge staleness. A risk that has been open for a long time without action may indicate a process gap. A risk with a very recent event timestamp may be part of an active incident and warrant immediate investigation.

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Actions from the detail panel

From the risk detail panel you can:

• Create a ticket - open a ticket in your connected ticketing system (Jira or ServiceNow) to assign the risk to someone for remediation. See Ticketing overview.
• Remediate directly - for supported risk types, take a remediation action - such as disabling a dormant account or revoking external access - without leaving Oleria. See Remediations.

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Use cases

Security engineer - SaaS risk visibility. Organizations running multiple SaaS applications need a unified view of identity, access, integration, security, compliance, and data risks - individually and in combination. Risk Monitoring evaluates all connected applications across these dimensions and surfaces recommendations to mitigate each one. Security engineer - identity and access vulnerability management. Identity and access management systems accumulate vulnerabilities over time - misconfigurations, stale access, policy gaps - that are hard to detect across multiple platforms. Risk Monitoring evaluates your identity systems holistically and surfaces vulnerabilities with prioritized remediation guidance. Security engineer - security and access policy enforcement. Enforcing policies like password strength and MFA coverage consistently across a distributed application landscape is difficult to monitor. Risk Monitoring examines policy compliance across all connected applications and surfaces every violation in one place, so you can prioritize remediation and minimize exposure. Cybersecurity analyst - continuous log and event monitoring. Continuously analyzing logs and events from IAM, HR, and SaaS systems to catch incidents in real time is resource-intensive. Risk Monitoring ingests and correlates these streams automatically, delivering a unified, prioritized risk view so you can detect and respond faster.

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Contact us

For questions, contact us at support@oleria.com.