As more and more businesses adopt Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) solutions, the security concerns surrounding these applications continue to grow. #SaaS solutions are hosted and managed by third-party vendors, which means that businesses must trust their data to these vendors.

A report says, SaaS adopters are indeed exposed to browser-borne attacks. SaaS applications are delivered over the internet, and users access them using a web browser. Since web browsers are frequently targeted by attackers, SaaS applications are also at risk of being compromised through the browser.

As the browser serves as the primary interface between the on-premises environment, the cloud, and the web in the modern enterprise. Therefore, the browser is also exposed to multiple types of cyber threats and operational risks. A report states that, 87% of SaaS Adopters are Exposed to Browser-borne Attacks.

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