"I cannot name the third parties with live access to our data."
Neither can most of your peers. Avg 847. Reviewed: 12.
ScopeMantle is SOC 2 Type II in progress, read our trust commitments →
For CISOs
Continuous audit of every third-party OAuth grant, a risk score on every vendor, and the workflows to revoke, deprovision, and (soon) prevent. So the next Context.ai doesn't walk into your Workspace.
Apps inventoried
847
+18 this week
Critical exposure
12
2 net new · 30d
High risk
48
-7 vs. last quarter
Open gaps
9
3 awaiting policy
Severity distribution · 847 apps
Top apps by risk
Replit · Zapier · Mixpanel hold Gmail send scope without review rule.
WHAT KEEPS YOU UP AT NIGHT
"I cannot name the third parties with live access to our data."
Neither can most of your peers. Avg 847. Reviewed: 12.
"After the last breach headline, the board asked me 'could that happen to us?' I didn't have a good answer."
You will, after one connection.
"We pay an ITDR tool, an SSPM, a CASB, and a TPRM vendor. None of them owns the OAuth layer."
That's the whole point of this category.
CASE STUDY
Grants 'Allow All' on Google Workspace from a personal-looking consent screen. No IT review. No SSO gate.
Event stream emits a new-grant alert. Scopes: gmail.readonly + drive.readonly + calendar. Vendor has no SOC 2.
Scope Sanity 4/20, vendor asking for scopes far beyond stated function. Security 8/40. Privacy 11/30. Breach History 4/10.
Rule: 'Auto-revoke new grants from unreviewed vendors with Score < 40.' Token revoked. Incident logged to SIEM and Slack.
Identity · Communications · File contents · Behavioral telemetry
AWS (us-east-1, eu-west-1) · Stripe · Datadog · Twilio · Snowflake
EU → US under SCCs (2021/914) · UK IDTA · No data transferred to China
Account data: 30d post-cancellation · Logs: 12 months · Backups: 35 days
72 hours from confirmed breach (Article 33-aligned)
Extracted facts are evidence-linked back to the source URL · re-runs monthly or on policy change detection
This is not a hypothetical. This is how ScopeMantle already works for our design-partner cohort. The Vercel case is public. The next one will be too.
WHAT SCOPEMANTLE DOES FOR CISOS
IN THE FIELD
“We finally have a number to put in the board pack.”
Within a week of connecting Okta, this team had a defensible quarterly figure for high-risk OAuth grants and a trend line going down. The board stopped asking 'how many?' and started asking 'what's next?'
“Our SIEM finally sees what our identity stack sees.”
Normalized OAuth-grant events flow into Splunk on a documented schema. Detection rules written once apply across every connector, no per-source parsing, no broken queries when a connector ships an update.
“We retired our annual third-party review project.”
When the inventory is continuous and policy is enforced, the annual review becomes a quarterly attestation that the controls are still on. The team got eight weeks back.
CAPABILITIES FOR CISOs
Continuous inventory of every OAuth grant, every scope, every user, across Okta + Google Workspace.
Read moreLLM-driven posture scoring on every vendor, including the long-tail that manual TPRM tools miss.
Read morePolicy engine that revokes risky tokens, requires approval for new installs, alerts on scope escalation.
Read moreNormalized events to Splunk, Datadog, Elastic, Sumo Logic, and a documented JSON contract.
Read moreBook a 30-minute working session with a ScopeMantle engineer. Bring your Okta or Google Workspace test tenant.
15-minute connection. First inventory in an hour. Vendor risk scores for every third party by tomorrow.
Book a demo to see the inventory on your own tenant.