SafePaaS launches Identity360 for identity and AI governance

Announced at its Third CISO Cybersecurity Summit in Santa Clara, Identity360™ helps security teams trace identities and privileges across connected and disconnected sources.

 SafePaaS, the federated identity governance company, announced the launch of Identity360™ at its CISO Cybersecurity Summit in Santa Clara. The product brings together identity records and access risk information to help organizations identify overlooked accounts, understand who holds privileged access, and establish governance for human identities and AI agents.

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Security teams often lack a complete inventory of identities across their organizations. Accounts in homegrown systems, smaller applications, and sources disconnected from established governance processes can escape monitoring. As organizations adopt AI agents, they must also understand which agents exist, what privileges they hold, and which business systems they can access. Identity Visibility and Intelligence Platforms (IVIP), such as SafePaaS, address the growing demand for consolidated identity visibility and actionable intelligence to prioritize access risks across human and non-human identities.

Identity360™ brings visibility to identities across connected systems and disconnected sources whose records are brought into scope. It consolidates information from enterprise resource planning, identity governance, identity and access management, and human resources systems. By mapping identities to their source accounts and assigned privileges, it helps teams trace access, investigate privileged accounts, and identify gaps in governance coverage.

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A searchable inventory brings together identity type, source system, last activity, risk score, and open governance gaps. Teams can investigate dormant accounts, shared access, and excessive privileges, using risk indicators to prioritize action.

For organizations adopting AI, establishing this visibility is a first step toward an identity fabric that includes AI agents within monitoring and control processes. Traceability helps security teams connect an agent’s identity with its privileges and determine where oversight is required.

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“Security teams need to know which identities exist, where they originate and what access they hold,” said Mustafa Ahmed, Associate Director – Product Management at SafePaaS. “That includes AI agents. Bringing identities and privileges into a traceable view gives organizations a foundation for monitoring access and applying controls as AI adoption grows.”