- CPX announced the launch of its Identity and Access Management (IAM) offering
- New offering enables organisations to secure identities through a single, sovereign, and Zero Trust-aligned framework
- A key differentiator of CPX’s approach is its ability to explicitly account for and govern non-human identities alongside human users
CPX announced the launch of its Identity and Access Management (IAM) offering, built on a Unified Identity Fabric approach and designed to secure modern enterprises across workforce, customer, partner, machine, cloud workload and AI-driven identities.
Identity-based attacks involve the exploitation of user credentials to gain unauthorised access to systems and sensitive data, and the abuse of permissions, including privileged access.
As organisations navigate increasingly complex digital environments and evolving cyber threats, traditional IAM models are struggling to keep pace.
CPX’s Identity Fabric-led architecture addresses this challenge by unifying identity governance within a single framework, enabling consistent policy enforcement, enhanced visibility and centralised control across the entire identity landscape.
“Identity has become the central control point for cybersecurity in today’s digital economy, and identity-driven cyberattacks are a significant concern for organisations due to their ability to bypass traditional security measures. Through our Unified Identity Fabric approach, we are enabling organisations to secure every identity, human and non-human, while accelerating their Zero Trust journey and meeting evolving regulatory requirements,” said Hadi Anwar, CEO of CPX.
A key differentiator of CPX’s approach is its ability to explicitly account for and govern non-human identities alongside human users. Service accounts, APIs, workloads and AI-driven agents are managed, monitored and audited under the same framework, ensuring automated processes operate securely and in line with enterprise policies and regulatory requirements.
The offering also positions identity as the primary control point for Zero Trust. By enabling least privilege access, just-in-time elevation, continuous verification and risk-adaptive authentication, organisations can dynamically respond to identity risk, device posture and contextual signals while strengthening their overall security posture.
Designed with sovereignty at its core, CPX’s IAM services align with UAE regulatory requirements, data residency expectations and national cybersecurity frameworks. The offering also supports integration with national digital identity platforms such as UAE Pass, enabling organisations to achieve audit readiness without the need for retrofitted controls.
