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Introducing Spaces Management: Safe, Scalable Access Governance for Large Engineering Organizations

Large engineering organizations all run into the same challenge: as teams grow, clouds multiply, and environments diversify, access governance becomes noisy, risky, and difficult to delegate safely. Apono’s new Spaces Management feature gives enterprises a clean, scalable way to segment access governance across departments without spinning up multiple tenants or losing centralized control.

Privileged Entitlements Management (PEM): A Complete Guide

Privileged Entitlements Management (PEM) is a specialized cybersecurity practice that focuses on securely managing high-risk entitlements, also known as permissions, access rights, or privileges, which grant access to sensitive data, critical resources, and essential services across an organization's IT infrastructure.

How Contractor Privileged Access Failures Exposed Data Across 45 Federal Agencies

Earlier this year, twin brothers Muneeb and Sohaib Akhter, both government contractors, were fired from their employer. Minutes later, they began a weeklong insider attack that compromised or destroyed data belonging to more than 45 federal agencies.

Top 12 Privileged Access Management (PAM) Use Cases in 2026

Privileged Access Management (PAM) is your organization's security control center for managing and monitoring high-level access to critical systems. Think of it as a sophisticated vault system that safeguards your most powerful administrative credentials while maintaining detailed audit trails of their usage. As we head into 2026, PAM has become crucial. Here's why: Cyberattacks are getting scarier and more complicated.

7 Tips for Just-in-Time Privileged Access Management You Need to Implement Today

Managing access can become tedious and clunky. Someone always ends up with too much power, someone else is locked out when something’s on fire, and no one remembers who approved what in the first place. It’s the slow creep of “we’ll fix it later.” However, that “later” is catching up.

AI in IAM: How much value is it really providing?

Let’s face it, AI is everywhere now. It has moved from novelty to necessity, reshaping the way we work, make decisions and secure our organizations. It guides how we plan trips, shop for essentials and discover information – but one of its most profound impacts is happening across enterprise environments.

Meet John Sileo: Keynote speaker at One Identity UNITE Chicago

We are thrilled to share that John Sileo – award-winning author, cybersecurity expert and President & CEO of The Sileo Group – will take the mainstage as the keynote speaker at One Identity UNITE 2026 in Chicago. John has an incredibly unique perspective to identity security, with a career shaped by personal loss from cybercrime, hard-earned wisdom and a mission to help others protect their digital identities and assets.

One Identity Safeguard Named a Visionary in the 2025 Gartner Magic Quadrant for PAM

Gartner has recognized One Identity as a Visionary in the 2025 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Privileged Access Management (PAM). In a rapidly transforming market, innovation and demonstrated performance continue to shape expectations. The placement as a Visionary reflects what the company observes across its customer and partner ecosystem, highlighting a collective emphasis on simplified security, accelerated adoption and intelligence-driven identity protection.

What is Just Enough Privilege? Definition, Examples, and Best Practices

Every automated workflow, microservice, and CI/CD integration needs credentials to run, but those credentials often live far longer and reach far wider than anyone intends. The result is a growing attack surface hidden in plain sight. Concerningly, 26% of organizations believe more than half of their service accounts are over-privileged. This is a staggering figure when you consider that machine identities now vastly outnumber human users by 80:1.

Inside the $862K Insider Attack: How One Contractor Misused Access

Some incidents make security teams wince, not because of a complex exploit, but because they were entirely preventable. This one starts with a contractor getting fired. In May 2021, Maxwell Schultz, a contract IT worker from Ohio, was terminated. Instead of moving on, he re-entered his former employer’s network by impersonating another contractor and using their credentials.