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One Identity

About One Identity

One Identity delivers identity security for enterprises worldwide to protect every identity, human and non-human. The company provides unified identity governance for humans, machines and AI. Its offerings address identity governance and administration, access management, privileged access management, and Active Directory security and management.

Products

  • Active Roles: Consolidates, streamlines and strengthens Microsoft environments.
  • Defender: Protects network resources with enterprise two-factor authentication.
  • Identity Manager: Governs and secures user access to data and enterprise apps.
  • Password Manager: Enables end-user self-service to reset passwords and unlock accounts.
  • One Identity Safeguard for Privileged Passwords: Manages and protects privileged credentials with password vaulting.
  • One Identity Safeguard for Privileged Sessions: Records and monitors privileged sessions to stop security threats in real time.

Used for

  • Unifying visibility across cloud, hybrid, and on-premises environments.
  • Pinpointing high-risk access anomalies and privilege creep.
  • Replacing manual, point-in-time audits with automated certification workflows.
  • Automating user lifecycle changes, group memberships, and privileged access grants.
  • Vaulting and rotating every credential.

Who it is for

  • Used in healthcare.
  • Used in financial services.

From One Identity's own website, read 2026-10-23. How we build listings.

How to evaluate Identity & Access Management

This is how the CIOPages Research Team evaluates this category. It is not an assessment of One Identity. It comes from our Identity & Access Management (IAM) buyer guide.

30%
Authentication & SSO
Phishing-resistant MFA and passkeys/FIDO2 as first-class methods, device-bound credentials, SAML/OIDC/WS-Fed breadth, adaptive and risk-based step-up, device trust, session management and continuous evaluation, and graceful fallback and recovery that does not become the help-desk attack vector
20%
Lifecycle & Provisioning
HR-driven joiner-mover-leaver automation, SCIM and LDAP provisioning, depth and maintenance of the application connector catalog, self-service access requests, fast and reliable deprovisioning, and handling of contractors, partners, and seasonal populations
15%
Directory & Hybrid Architecture
Universal/cloud directory, coexistence with on-prem Active Directory and LDAP, hybrid agents and write-back, multi-domain and multi-forest support, data residency options, and the resilience and blast radius of the directory as a revenue-critical dependency
15%
Identity Threat Detection & Response (ITDR)
Post-authentication risk evaluation, session and token-theft detection, anomaly and impossible-travel signals, identity security posture (dormant accounts, over-privilege, MFA gaps), and how cleanly signals flow to and from the SIEM/XDR and trigger automated response
10%
Machine & Agent Identity
Issuance of scoped, short-lived credentials for service accounts, workloads, and first-party APIs (OAuth client-credentials, workload identity federation), discovery and governance of non-human identities, secrets handling, and emerging support for AI-agent identities acting on a user’s behalf
10%
Deployment, Integration & Commercial Fit
Pre-built connectors for your actual top applications (verified, not catalog-counted), migration tooling and coexistence, API and SDK quality, administrative usability, the pricing unit relative to your user and machine population, and the realism of support and professional services

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CategoryCybersecurity
SubcategoryIdentity & Access Management
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