Unified platform provides the most comprehensive capabilities for securing all identities in an era of escalating threats and rapid change
BOSTON, April 10, 2025--(BUSINESS WIRE)--CyberArk (NASDAQ: CYBR), the global leader in identity security, today at its IMPACT 2025 Conference, announced new solutions and capabilities across its Identity Security Platform, enabling organizations to secure all identities – human, AI and machine – with the right level of privilege controls. The innovations add expanded, deeper functionality across human and machine identities and will extend identity security capabilities to AI Agents – all from a unified platform.
In today's exponential era, characterized by an escalating threat landscape, proliferation of human privileges, rise of machine identities and the emergence of Agentic AI, identities continue to be a primary target for attackers. The innovations introduced by CyberArk are in response to these market dynamics, all of which create increased risk for organizations. By securing every identity – human, AI and machine – with best-in-class security controls, enterprises can protect their critical assets, mitigate risk and increase business resiliency.
"Security teams require identity security capabilities that extend to all identities, including human, AI and machine, because any identity can become privileged and all identities carry risk," said Peretz Regev, Chief Product and Technology Officer, CyberArk. "Only CyberArk provides core capabilities across discovery and context, privilege controls, policy automation, lifecycle management and governance and compliance from a single, unified platform. Our approach enables organizations to consolidate previously siloed capabilities to truly secure all identities, along with optimal efficiency and effectiveness."
Policy recommendations based on activity patterns and best practices
Natural language interface for configuration and setup
Troubleshooting and diagnostic support—at the speed of AI
Control Center is a new centralized hub that provides guided workflows to streamline administration, manage access across environments, and improve both end-user and admin experiences.
Discovery and Context has been enhanced with continuous discovery across privilege accounts, secrets, certificates, agents, workloads and Active Directory accounts, through native scanners and agents, as well as through integration with 3rd parties such as Wiz.
New for Securing AI Agents
Secure AI Agents1 is a new solution that will allow organizations to implement identity-first security for agentic AI to address the unique challenges and evolving attack surface posed by millions of autonomous, adaptable and interactive AI agents needing privileged access to dynamic AI-driven ecosystems. The new solution will leverage the breadth of intelligent privilege controls offered by the CyberArk Identity Security Platform to enable:
Discovery and context to provide observability into known and shadow agents, and agentic infrastructure
Secure access management controls to enforce least privilege and manage credentials for agents with privileged access
Threat detection and response privilege controls for real-time behavioral monitoring to detect drift and prevent misuse
Automated lifecycle management to help eliminate stale or excessive access for the entire agentic population
Governance to ensure AI Agents operate in compliance with organizational and regulatory requirements.
CyberArk Labs AI Agent Toolset is a new set of open-source tools designed to assist developers in building AI agent environments by providing a view of how they communicate and highlight potential risks that may require attention. It is available on the CyberArk GitHub account.
New for Securing Human Identities
Secure Workforce Unmanaged Endpoints is a new solution that extends enterprise-grade identity security to unmanaged devices without requiring IT to control them through non-intrusive, layered identity security controls. In addition, Secure Web Sessions now delivers deep, continuous protection for unmanaged devices for SaaS and browser-based access.
Just-in-Time and Zero Standing Privilege Access are now extended to enable granular control for multiple roles accessing cloud infrastructure, services and workloads. With Zero Standing Privilege, entitlements don't exist, so there are no permissions or privileges, safeguarding identities even if credentials are compromised.
Privilege Controls include new modern session management capabilities that reduce ownership costs and enhance the user experience for managing access to infrastructure and cloud with a lower-footprint connector.
Delivers five times faster deployment than legacy IGA systems.
New for Securing Machine Identities
Secure Workload Access2 is a new solution that will allow security teams to gain visibility and control over the entire machine identity lifecycle, from creation and governance to automated rotation and renewal.
Secure All Secrets is a new solution that centralizes secrets management across hybrid and multi-cloud environments, with a new authenticator wizard and improved edge performance.
Policy Automation is enhanced with Secrets Rotation Service, a new SaaS-based approach to managing credentials and policies across environments. This service secures privileged credentials stored in CyberArk Privileged Access Manager, improving security, compliance and efficiency by enforcing policies and regulations.
Secure Certificates and PKI is a new solution that automates certificate lifecycle management and prepares enterprises for post-quantum cryptography.
Secure Cloud-Native Secrets and Certificates now discovers and manages native cloud secrets across GCP, AWS, and Azure—with one-click remediation of unmanaged AWS secrets.
1 Solution capabilities will be available to customers at the end of 2025.
2CyberArk Secure Workload Access Solution is currently in early availability. An early availability program enables select customers to access technologies before they become generally available.
About CyberArk CyberArk (NASDAQ: CYBR) is the global leader in identity security, trusted by organizations around the world to secure human and machine identities in the modern enterprise. CyberArk's AI-powered Identity Security Platform applies intelligent privilege controls to every identity with continuous threat prevention, detection and response across the identity lifecycle. With CyberArk, organizations can reduce operational and security risks by enabling zero trust and least privilege with complete visibility, empowering all users and identities, including workforce, IT, developers and machines, to securely access any resource, located anywhere, from everywhere. Learn more at cyberark.com.
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