Integrity360 Launched Expanded Identity Services Practice
The cybersecurity firm combined its resources with CyberIAM to offer specialized identity management solutions.
Updated on Sept. 22, 2026 in Cybersecurity
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Integrity360 has launched an expanded global Identity Services practice following its acquisition of identity specialist firm CyberIAM in August 2026. The new division integrates over 90 identity professionals to address rising threats against human, machine, and AI identities.
Why it matters
As organizations adopt more cloud services, automated processes, and AI, attackers are increasingly targeting identity credentials to breach sensitive systems. This expanded practice provides the specialized support necessary for managing complex access and security governance requirements.
The new practice includes more than 90 specialists who hold over 800 vendor certifications for platforms like Okta, Microsoft, and SailPoint. The team manages portfolios covering Privileged Access Management, identity governance, and customer access management.
The players
Integrity360
A cybersecurity firm with approximately 900 employees operating across 16 regional locations.
CyberIAM
A firm specializing in identity management that was acquired by Integrity360 in August 2026.
The details
The practice consolidates expertise from both Integrity360 and CyberIAM into a singular global unit. Specialists within the team support a range of identity technologies including Idira, Ping Identity, BeyondTrust, Saviynt, and Strivacity.
Timeline
August Equity invested in Integrity360 in June 2021.
Integrity360 acquired the specialist firm CyberIAM in August 2026.
The expanded Identity Services practice was launched on September 22, 2026.
The Tech Race
The rise of specialized identity services follows the broader industry trend of shifting cybersecurity threats toward machine and AI identity compromise. This expansion allows the firm to compete for market share in the crowded access management sector by offering deep technical expertise.
Clients can expect streamlined access to identity governance tools and faster integration support for major platforms like Microsoft and Okta. Organizations using these services will benefit from a unified approach to managing privileged access and automated security protocols.
The takeaway
Securing digital identities has become a primary bottleneck for companies attempting to scale AI and cloud operations safely. Firms should audit their current identity management providers to ensure they hold the necessary vendor certifications for their existing technology stack.
Further reading
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