October 7, 2025 — Leads & Copy — CyberArk (NASDAQ: CYBR) announced new discovery and context capabilities across its Machine Identity Security portfolio, enhancing security teams’ ability to automatically find, understand, and secure machine identities, reducing risk and simplifying compliance at scale.
Machine identities outnumber human identities 82 to 1, driven by increased AI adoption and cloud-native growth, leading to a rise in machine identity-related security incidents. According to CyberArk research, 72% of security leaders reported certificate-related outages, and 50% experienced security incidents or breaches from compromised machine identities.
Kurt Sand, GM of Machine Identity Security at CyberArk, stated that implementing machine identity security programs has become increasingly complex. The new capabilities provide customers with the visibility and control needed to manage sprawl, enforce policy, and secure environments more efficiently.
CyberArk’s expanded Machine Identity Security portfolio delivers centralized visibility, automated policy enforcement, and context-driven insights to help organizations monitor and secure every machine identity across the enterprise. Key enhancements include:
- CyberArk Secrets Hub: Discovery and Context for HashiCorp Vault, Risk Management and Remediation Dashboard.
- CyberArk Certificate Manager, SaaS: CA/B Forum TLS Certificate Dashboard, Code Sign Management, Policy Enforcement and Deep DevOps Integrations.
- CyberArk SSH Manager for Machines: New Authorization and Policy Controls.
To learn more about the new capabilities, CyberArk invites interested parties to watch the keynote at CyberArk IMPACT World Tour 2025 in Long Beach, join the Securing the New Frontier of Agentic AI virtual event on November 4, and join CyberArk’s Workload Identity Day Zero on November 10 in Atlanta.
CyberArk is the global leader in identity security, providing an AI-powered Identity Security Platform that applies intelligent privilege controls to every identity with continuous threat prevention, detection, and response across the identity lifecycle.
Contact: Kurt Sand, GM of Machine Identity Security at CyberArk.
Source: CyberArk
