SaaS and AI security platform with unified threat detection and posture management
AppOmni built the SSPM category in 2018 and is now extending those principles into AI security monitoring. The tech stack reveals a mature ML engineering operation: Python + FastAPI + LangChain/LangGraph for AI logic, Kubernetes + GitOps + Terraform for infrastructure, and Apache Airflow + Dataflow + PySpark for data pipelines. Active hiring skews heavily toward senior and lead engineers in ML/data roles, paired with a greenfield data science build and multiple detection-logic projects — indicating a shift from posture-checking toward real-time threat correlation and AI-activity monitoring.
AppOmni provides a unified SaaS and AI security platform for enterprise security teams. The product covers posture visibility, access control, third-party connection mapping, and AI-related activity monitoring across SaaS applications like Salesforce, ServiceNow, Microsoft 365, and Google Workspace. The company serves large global enterprises across industries and operates with 201–500 employees based in the Bay Area. Recent project focus spans monitoring/alerting infrastructure, ML-driven threat detection, risk scoring, and investigation triage — alongside hardening data governance and reliability at scale.
Python, FastAPI, LangChain, LangGraph, Kubernetes, Terraform, GCP, AWS, Apache Airflow, Dataflow, PySpark, Docker, Prometheus, Grafana, CircleCI, and integrations with Salesforce, ServiceNow, Microsoft 365, Google Workspace.
GenAI infrastructure, real-time threat detection, SaaS posture checks, ML-driven risk scoring, investigation triage, CI/CD pipelines, and monitoring/alerting systems for SaaS and AI security.
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