RSA, the security-first identity leader, announced new Identity Security Posture Management (ISPM) capabilities that will help enterprises proactively find and resolve security risks across hybrid and cloud environments. Built into the RSA Governance & Lifecycle identity governance and administration (IGA) solution, the new ISPM features address critical cybersecurity risks that result from cloud computing, remote work, and the growth of human and non-human identities.
Combined with newly released RSA Governance & Lifecycle IGA enhancements, RSA ISPM innovations help organizations proactively reduce their identity attack surface. New AI-powered dashboards deliver proactive and actionable insights into policy violations, excessive entitlements, orphaned accounts, and other critical risks that can weaken security and compliance. RSA solutions don’t stop at identifying risks: they go further by recommending specific actions to resolve issues, helping organizations move quickly from insight to resolution.
Increasingly complex IT environments have made it impossible for organizations to gain a comprehensive understanding of their identity posture using traditional approaches to identity and access management, leaving them vulnerable to attacks, compliance fines, and other risks. To adapt to this evolving threat landscape, organizations are turning to ISPM, a new cybersecurity framework that complements traditional IGA functions by stressing comprehensive visibility, continuous risk assessment, and automated remediation of identity-related vulnerabilities.
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RSA Governance & Lifecycle provides the ISPM capabilities enterprises need to gain comprehensive visibility into their identity ecosystem. Its advanced dashboards, powered by AI, analyze identity data to proactively uncover vulnerabilities, prioritize risks, and deliver clear, actionable insights for admins, business leaders, and executives. The new RSA Governance & Lifecycle ISPM capabilities will be generally available in Q3 2025.
“Reactive identity security capabilities simply aren’t sufficient for today’s threats, which demand solutions that can proactively find, prioritize, and resolve identity risks,” said RSA CEO Rohit Ghai. “Government agencies, banks, healthcare, energy, and other security-first organizations need a unified identity platform-including strong access security, enterprise-grade passwordless authentication, governance, and lifecycle operating in an ISPM framework-to stop cyberattacks, stay in compliance, and accelerate productivity.”
SOURCE: Businesswire