One Identity Releases Identity Manager 10.0
The latest software update introduces AI-assisted reporting and threat detection playbooks to secure enterprise environments.
Updated on Oct. 20, 2026 in Cybersecurity
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One Identity released its Identity Manager 10.0 software in January 2026. The new platform integrates AI-assisted reporting and identity threat detection playbooks to enhance organizational security.
Why it matters
Automated access control is increasingly critical for health systems that must manage frequent rotations of clinicians and contractors across various units.
The browser-based software supports Syslog CEF formatting for SIEM integration and manages over 500 million identities for 11,000 organizations. It utilizes a customer-controlled large language model to facilitate AI-assisted reporting.
The players
One Identity
Headquartered in Aliso Viejo, California, this firm provides identity governance and administration solutions for thousands of organizations globally.
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
This federal agency is responsible for overseeing public health regulations and is currently considering updates to the HIPAA Security Rule.
The details
The platform automates remediation efforts by flagging security incidents or disabling compromised accounts through built-in playbooks. Additionally, security teams can utilize policy-driven attestation tools to manage large-scale user access certifications.
Timeline
Hacking and IT incidents caused over 80% of major healthcare data breaches in 2025.
One Identity launched Identity Manager 10.0 in January 2026.
The Tech Race
The transition toward AI-integrated identity governance marks a shift from manual administration to automated, real-time threat response. This capability positions One Identity to better compete against cybersecurity firms prioritizing high-speed, machine-learning-driven security.
Security administrators can now manage user access through a browser-based interface, eliminating the need for desktop installations. This update allows for more efficient handling of access rights for large populations of users within complex organizational networks.
The takeaway
Organizations should prioritize automated identity governance to mitigate the risks associated with IT-related data breaches. Adopting platforms with AI-assisted reporting can help security teams identify and neutralize potential threats more effectively.
Further reading
Learn more about evolving digital security measures in the Cybersecurity section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by ITWire.
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