From SaaS Visibility to Real-Time Protection: ORION - Grip Security Integration Announcement

Modern organizations rely heavily on SaaS platforms and AI-powered tools to improve productivity and automate workflows. As these technologies become embedded in everyday operations, they also introduce new pathways for sensitive information to move across applications, users, and environments.

To help organizations protect their most sensitive data in this evolving landscape, we are proud to announce ORION’s collaboration with Grip Security that combines identity-driven SaaS visibility with behavior-driven data protection.

By bringing together Grip’s deep visibility into SaaS and AI ecosystems with ORION’s automated, AI-powered Data Loss Prevention (DLP), organizations can gain both the context needed to understand how data is accessed and the protection needed to stop risky behavior in real time.

Securing Data Across SaaS and AI

Sensitive information continuously moves across a growing ecosystem of SaaS platforms, AI tools, browser extensions, and automated integrations. With the rise of AI, it no longer resides only in controlled databases or internal applications.

Employees connect new applications in seconds, AI assistants summarize documents and generate insights from company data, and SaaS workflows automatically move files between systems.

While the productivity benefits are obvious, sensitive data now has new ways to travel outside the visibility of traditional security controls. Security teams must now answer questions that legacy tools were never designed to handle:

• Who is accessing sensitive data?
• Which SaaS or AI applications are involved?
• Is the environment trusted?
• Does the behavior match normal business activity?

Traditional DLP solutions often rely on predefined rules to decide what to block, allow, or escalate. These policy-driven approaches were designed for a world in which sensitive data primarily moved through predictable channels, such as email attachments or file uploads.

AI has fundamentally changed how data flows through organizations. Employees paste proprietary code into chatbots, upload documents into AI-powered SaaS tools, and interact with copilots embedded in everyday platforms like Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace. Sensitive data is no longer just transferred as files - it is shared through prompts, conversations, and automated workflows that traditional DLP rules were never designed to understand.

Without visibility into the identity, application, and behavioral context surrounding that data, security teams often face overwhelming false positives while still missing real incidents. Static DLP policies simply cannot distinguish legitimate work from risky data exposure in AI-driven environments.

To effectively protect sensitive information in the modern SaaS and AI ecosystem, organizations need visibility not only into the data itself, but also into the environments and identities interacting with it.

In modern SaaS environments, employees frequently connect third-party tools through OAuth integrations, browser extensions, AI assistants, and automated workflows. Many of these applications operate outside traditional IT visibility, creating a growing ecosystem of shadow SaaS and AI services that can access corporate data.

Without clear insight into which applications are trusted, which identities interact with them, and how those connections are used, security teams struggle to determine whether data access is legitimate or risky.

Introducing the ORION <> Grip Collaboration

To address these challenges, ORION and Grip Security are working together to deliver deeper context and stronger protection for modern data environments.

Grip provides organizations with visibility into the rapidly expanding ecosystem of SaaS and AI applications. By mapping identities, applications, OAuth integrations, and activity across the environment, Grip helps security teams understand which tools interact with corporate data, whether those environments are trusted, and how they are used.

ORION builds on this foundation by protecting sensitive data as it moves across the organization. As a fully automated, AI-driven Data Loss Prevention (DLP) platform, ORION monitors data movement across endpoints, SaaS applications, web interactions, email, and cloud environments. By analyzing rich behavioral and contextual signals, ORION detects data loss indicators and stops risky actions in real time.

Together, the two platforms provide a more complete approach to data protection in the age of SaaS and AI. Grip delivers the identity and application context needed to understand where data is being accessed and which environments are involved, while ORION provides the behavior-driven protection needed to prevent sensitive data from leaving the organization.

“DLP becomes exponentially more powerful when you understand environments around the data.”

“ORION brings groundbreaking DLP capabilities to identify and classify sensitive data. By combining that with Grip’s visibility into trusted and untrusted SaaS and AI environments, we give security teams the full picture: who is accessing data, through which applications, and whether that activity is expected. That context is what turns data protection from alerts into real risk reduction.”

Lior Yaari, CEO and Co-Founder of Grip Security

Instead of choosing between visibility and enforcement, organizations gain both: clear insight into how SaaS and AI tools interact with corporate data and the ability to stop risky behavior before it becomes a data loss incident.

What This Means for Security Teams

Together, Grip and ORION help organizations secure sensitive data across the modern SaaS and AI ecosystem without hindering AI adoption.

By combining Grip’s identity-first visibility into SaaS and AI environments with ORION’s behavior-driven data protection, security teams gain both the context needed to understand risk and the ability to stop it in real time.

This allows organizations to:

• Identify shadow SaaS and AI applications interacting with corporate data
• Understand who is accessing sensitive information and through which applications
• Distinguish trusted environments from potentially risky ones
• Detect unusual behavior involving sensitive data across SaaS, endpoints, and web interactions
• Prevent data exfiltration into untrusted AI or SaaS platforms before it happens

Instead of relying on static policies or limited visibility, security teams can adopt a more adaptive data protection model that understands both the data's context and the behavior around its use.

As SaaS adoption continues to accelerate and AI becomes embedded into everyday workflows, protecting sensitive data requires more than monitoring files and enforcing policies. It requires understanding how people, applications, and data interact across the entire environment.

Ready to see Grip and ORION in action?

Contact us to learn how the combined solution can help secure your SaaS and AI ecosystems and prevent real-time data loss.