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By Gihan Munasinghe
In a typical enterprise, non-human identities (NHIs) are thought to outnumber human users by at least 50:1. NHIs are various and include: It is estimated that the NHI: human ratio may have leapt to 144:1 as more AI agents were deployed over the last year. CISOs are already alive to the risks posed by orphaned accounts on their systems. They know that automated rotation is required to revoke privileges as soon as NHIs complete tasks.
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By Jake McCabe
One compromised privileged account can undo millions in security investments. Attackers know this. In fact, it's the reason privileged access has become the most sought-after prize in the modern enterprise. Gone are the days when getting past the firewall was enough to give an attacker free rein. Widespread adoption of Zero Trust principles, stronger default configurations and better security hygiene have made that approach obsolete. So, adversaries have adapted.
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By Robert Kraczek
In the ever-evolving cybersecurity landscape, managing access and mitigating risk across complex enterprise environments has never been more critical. The latest KuppingerCole Leadership Compass for Business Application Risk Management has officially recognized One Identity as an Overall Leader. This distinction underscores the One Identity commitment to providing robust, scalable solutions for today’s diverse and difficult IT security infrastructures.
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By AJ Lindner
Here are three scenarios I come across frequently with customers of all sizes, in all industries, when discussing Active Roles by One Identity: These situations come from customers on all points of the "identity security maturity" spectrum. Those who have nothing in place or some things in place or an entire stack of fully implemented solutions in every category.
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By Megan Pennie
The identities of the most powerful users and admins in many organizations aren’t people. They’re Non-Human Identities (NHIs). Some of these NHIs execute actions with human configuration and oversight. Others, namely AI agents, can execute high-risk functions at different levels of autonomy. They can perform tasks that range from analyzing data to deploying code, at a volume and velocity far beyond human capabilities.
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By Robert Kraczek
It’s no surprise that AI is being integrated into identity governance and administration (IGA) platforms. Automation promises productivity boosts, risk detection can be in real-time and cloud environments allow greater scalability. What’s more, the pace of AI means IGA is quickly moving beyond slower, more rigid, rule-based approaches.
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By Eric Hibar Jr.
Despite constant sweeping changes across IT, Active Directory (AD) continues to be the center of identity and access management (IAM) processes for most enterprises. Even as organizations adopt cloud identity platforms, on-premises AD carries the lion’s share of user authentication, authorizing access to critical systems and anchoring hybrid identity strategies. Because of this central role, AD security is nearly inseparable from directory security, cyber-resilience and breach prevention.
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By Robert Kraczek
SAP environments, especially in the age of cloud work and hybrid infrastructures, are ripe with security complications. But SAP support and security is nothing to scoff at. Access controls alone in SAP environments require compliance capabilities for ultimate security, regardless of the security solution or deployment scenario.
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By Megan Pennie
Most organizations treat compliance as a cost of doing business — a box to check, an audit to survive, a regulatory hurdle to clear. Compliance rarely inspires excitement. For many organizations it is treated as a necessary obligation, something to satisfy regulators and auditors so the business can move forward. Security and IT teams often experience compliance as a cycle of documentation, manual processes and audit preparation that consumes valuable time and resources.
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By Megan Pennie
Financial services cybersecurity professionals fight daily battles to meet regulatory compliance and boost defenses without bogging down user experience. And every direction they turn, privileged access management (PAM) appears to save the day. This is especially true for the highly regulated financial industry.
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By One Identity
AI agents are becoming an inseparable part of identity governance, sometimes being created by other AI agents and acting proactively across platforms at machine speed — but who’s watching them? Identity Manager 10.0 by One Identity answers that question. Hear Ingrid Thorpe, director of product management for Identity Manager, explore how the solution governs agentic workflows, tackles agent-specific risks and integrates across cloud and enterprise platforms, holding non-human identities (NHIs) accountable.
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By One Identity
Hear the perks of partnering with One Identity from James Cable, product specialist at Exclusive Networks, and learn how their alliance program sets partners up for success.
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By One Identity
Join Ingrid Thorpe, director of product management at One Identity, to explore the new features and updates coming to One Identity Manager with its latest update, 10.0.
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By One Identity
Identity Manager is the heart of the One Identity unified portfolio, providing a centralized engine for complete identity governance. Ensure users have access to exactly what they need, when they need it - and nothing more. See how to automate, enforce and simplify identity governance.
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By One Identity
One Identity Global Strategists Alan Radford and Rob Kraczek dive into the common problem of an undetected breach and stress the importance of using smart identity security tools to create a strategy that not only prevents breaches, but that also solves compliance problems before an audit even starts.
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By One Identity
Organizations put in place firewalls, antivirus, intrusion detection and prevention systems, but the bad guys still get in and wreak havoc – often through the front door. Teams need to put strict controls and governance around all identities with access to resources to defend against insider threats.
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By One Identity
What if you could take your organization's governance of identities and access rights of users, and extend it to protect privileged access, applications, cloud infrastructure and data? What if you had an entire identity governance framework under which you could integrate and manage all your systems? Then, you could extend a comprehensive and efficient identity governance strategy across your entire organization.
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By One Identity
Maintaining Active Directory (AD) in a clean, organized and secure state is a challenge, particularly for user accounts. Learn 10 steps you can take to enhance the agility, security, and performance of Active Directory and Azure Active Directory. This process is key to efficiency, security and compliance. We will take you through each step, demonstrate why it's important and what it will enable your team to do faster and more securely.
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By One Identity
Now, there's no reason why you can't have a complete view of all your identities and rights, from standard-user to privileged users. One Identity's Privileged Access Governance (PAG) bridges the management gap. Learn how you can use account provisioning and access governance capabilities of an identity governance and administration (IGA) system while continuing to leverage your privilege account, access- and session-management capabilities of PAM technologies.
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By One Identity
One of the most important aspects of an identity security program is the management and governance of the accounts belonging to superusers - privileged accounts. Like the accounts used by regular users, these superuser accounts require access management - ensuring that admins have the access they need to do their job - and governance - ensuring that there is oversight and control over that access, often for the purpose of compliance.
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By One Identity
With the complexity of today's IT landscape and the critical role that privileged access security plays in protecting what's essential to your organization - your people, your applications and your data - it's more important than ever to have an effective privileged access management (PAM) cybersecurity strategy.
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By One Identity
You've got nearly all the pieces in place - you've implemented enterprise user provisioning, password management and have secured your organization's data. However, most days you still feel that sensitive data, such as IP or customer information, is at risk for a data breach. It's time to let a secure Data Governance strategy protect your sensitive data and reduce risk. Why, you ask? Take a look at this e-Book to learn ten reasons why.
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One Identity delivers solutions that help customers strengthen operational efficiency, reduce risk surface, control costs and enhance their cybersecurity. Our Unified Identity Platform brings together best-in-class software to enable organizations to shift from a fragmented identity strategy to a holistic approach.
Control identity sprawl and bring governance to the far reaches of your enterprise. See how you can unify your identity security strategy from on-prem to the cloud and back again with our modular and integrated Identity Governance and Administration (IGA), Access Management (AM), Privileged Access Management (PAM), and Active Directory Management (AD Mgmt) portfolios.
Solutions for your most-critical challenges:
- Secure the organization: Protect the people, applications and data that are essential to business with unified identity security.
- Drive operational efficiencies: Streamline process, reduce errors and minimize complexity associated with managing identities.
- Enable compliance and auditing: Satisfy regulatory, industry, and jurisdictional requirements related to identity security.
- Support digital transformation: Take measured steps to ensure digital transformation initiatives stay in line with identity security best practices.
- Enhance log management: Reliably collect, store and manage logs from hundreds of systems across the enterprise.
Unify, Verify and Adapt.