Identity security platform provider Saviynt and cloud security company Wiz announced a partnership focused on managing and securing non-human identities and AI-agent related access across cloud environments.
The integration combines Saviynt’s identity governance platform with Wiz’s cloud security infrastructure to address machine identities including service accounts, API keys, and automated agent credentials that increasingly operate across enterprise cloud systems.
The partnership addresses the expanding non-human identity security platforms market, following similar moves by vendors like Veza, which launched dedicated machine identity management tools in June 2025. The integration follows industry movement toward unified human and machine identity platforms spanning both human and NHI security.
Organizations are rapidly expanding machine identities as automation, API integrations, and AI agents proliferate, shifting identity risk beyond human users to include software-to-software authentication credentials that often lack governance oversight.
The partnership supports Saviynt’s global expansion strategy following its Dubai headquarters opening in January 2025 to serve Middle Eastern markets.
Saviynt provides identity governance and administration platforms for enterprises managing access across cloud applications, on-premises systems, and hybrid infrastructure. The company’s platform addresses identity lifecycle management, access certification, privileged access management, and compliance reporting.
Wiz offers cloud security platforms that discover and remediate security risks across multi-cloud environments, including vulnerability management, compliance monitoring, and threat detection for cloud workloads.
The integration enables organizations to discover non-human identities across cloud infrastructure, enforce least-privilege access policies for machine credentials, and monitor AI agent activities within unified identity governance workflows.
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By the ID Tech Editorial Team
