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SaaS Security Capability Framework (SSCF)

The SaaS Security Capability Framework (SSCF) addresses the critical need for an industry standard that defines the minimum technical security capabilities SaaS applications should provide, particularly those that fall within the customer's scope under the Shared Security Responsibility Model (SSRM).
SaaS Security Capability Framework (SSCF)
Currently, the lack of such a standard has led to major inconsistencies in the security features offered by SaaS vendors, resulting in significant operational challenges, increased costs, and heightened security risks. The SSCF focuses on customer-facing controls such as logging, access monitoring, and configuration of security settings that can be directly managed or utilized by customers to meet their security obligations. As many SaaS platforms do not offer sufficient configurability to align with an organization’s risk appetite or requirements, the SSCF aims to bridge this gap by outlining a clear set of technical security capabilities that should be embedded in SaaS offerings.

Working Group Leadership

Jonathan Villa
Jonathan Villa

Jonathan Villa

Romke de Haan
Romke de Haan

Romke de Haan

Guidepoint Security

Boris Sieklik
Boris Sieklik

Boris Sieklik

MongoDB

Publications in ReviewOpen Until
Standards-Benchmarks-MaturityDec 13, 2025
Open Source Red Teaming Tool: PyRIT Automation Capability in Agentic Red Team Testing EnvironmentsDec 13, 2025
Using Zero Trust Against Identity Spoofing and AbuseDec 20, 2025
Using Zero Trust to Secure Enterprise Information in LLM EnvironmentsDec 20, 2025
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Standards-Benchmarks-Maturity

Open Until: 12/13/2025

Standardization serves as a foundational backbone that enables uniqueness and diversity to flourish within structured envir...

Open Source Red Teaming Tool: PyRIT Automation Capability in Agentic Red Team Testing Environments

Open Until: 12/13/2025

This paper presents an open source red teaming tool for simulating adversarial attacks in modern systems. Designed for secu...

Using Zero Trust Against Identity Spoofing and Abuse

Open Until: 12/20/2025

The shift towards zero trust architectures brings in a heightened focus on the integrity of identity and identity attribute...

Using Zero Trust to Secure Enterprise Information in LLM Environments

Open Until: 12/20/2025

Guidance for safe enterprise enablement of AI/ML apps while protecting sensitive organizational information (IP, PII, etc.)...