“Protecting enterprise access in the age of AI and non-human identities.”
Saviynt, a provider of cloud-native identity security, is joining forces with Exclusive Networks to bring better protection to businesses in the Philippines. This partnership is all about making it easier for local companies to manage who has access to their digital systems. As more organizations move to the cloud, keeping track of every user and device becomes a major challenge for IT teams.
One of the biggest issues today is the rise of non-human identities, like bots and automated services. In fact, these digital identities now outnumber human users by a massive 82 to 1. This creates a huge risk for companies because each of these identities could be a potential doorway for a cyberattack. Saviynt and Exclusive Networks want to help Philippine businesses close those doors before they can be exploited.
The technology focus here is on Identity Governance and Privileged Access Management. In simpler terms, it is about making sure the right people and the right automated bots have the right access at the right time. By using AI-driven tools, companies can automate these security checks, which saves a lot of time for IT professionals and reduces the chance of human error.
Renato Garcia, the Country Manager for Exclusive Networks in the Philippines, points out that as local businesses continue to go digital, identity security is the foundation of trust. With this new partnership, local IT departments will have better access to technical training and on-the-ground support. This means they can set up these advanced security systems faster and with more confidence.
For Filipino tech leaders and business owners, this move signifies a shift toward more modern, converged security platforms. Instead of using several different tools that do not talk to each other, Saviynt offers a way to see everything in one place. It helps local organizations stay compliant with regulations while keeping their data safe in an increasingly complex digital world.
