| What it sells |
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| What it sells | - Apono Infrastructure GuardGrants just-in-time access to infrastructure resources and revokes it automatically once the task is finished.
- Apono Privileged CloudExtends zero standing privilege access across cloud platforms using each provider's own permission language and dynamic guardrails.
- Apono Agent Privilege Guard[3]Scopes an AI agent's privileges to its task and checks the agent's actions against its stated intent.
| - Password Safe[9]Enterprise password management for privileged credentials and secrets.
- Endpoint Privilege Management[10]Enforces least privilege on endpoints to prevent malware, ransomware, and identity-based attacks.
| - Privileged Access Management[1]Discovers privileged accounts and grants access to administrators and other high-privilege accounts only when needed, in place of always-on standing access.
- Endpoint Privilege Manager[1][12]Extends privileged access controls to endpoint devices as part of the identity security platform.
- Identity Governance[1][3][12]Governs the identity lifecycle from initial access through access reviews and final session closeout.
- Workforce Password Management[1][12]Manages employee passwords and credentials as part of the identity security platform.
- Secrets Management[1][3][12]Discovers, stores, and governs credentials, secrets, and workload identities used by applications and automated processes.
- Agentic Identities[1][3][12]Discovers and governs the identities used by AI agents operating across an organization's systems.
| - Secret Server[1]Vaults and manages privileged credentials with enterprise password vaulting and session management.
- Continuous Identity Discovery[1]Continuously discovers and inventories identities across an enterprise environment.
- Credential Manager[1]Manages, rotates and protects privileged credentials across hybrid and cloud environments.
- Fastpath Access Governance[1]Automates access governance, segregation of duties checks and compliance reporting.
- Privilege Control for Servers[1]Enforces least privilege and application control across Windows and Linux servers.
- Privileged Remote Access[1]Provides secure remote access for employees and third parties without exposing privileged credentials.
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| Headquarters | Not stated on its pages | Johns Creek, United States[3] | Petach-Tikva, Israel[4] | Not stated on its pages |
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| Founded |
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| Founded | Not stated on its pages | Not stated on its pages | 1999[4] | Not stated on its pages |
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| Ownership and funding |
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| Ownership and funding | Owned by 1Password since 2026[2][3][7] | Owned by Francisco Partners since 2018[2][14][15] | Owned by Palo Alto Networks since 2026[1][14] | Not stated on its pages |
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| Named customers | Not stated on its pages | Not stated on its pages | - Northern Trust[5]
- Healthfirst[6]
- Carnival Corporation[7]
- Aflac[8]
- Webster Bank[9]
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| Recent news | - June 15, 20261Password announced its acquisition of Apono, extending its identity security platform to governing access for humans, machines and AI identities.[7]
| Not stated on its pages | - June 2, 2026Palo Alto Networks reported fiscal third quarter 2026 revenue of $3.0 billion, including $388 million from CyberArk and Chronosphere combined.[10]
- May 12, 2026Palo Alto Networks launched Idira, an identity security platform built on CyberArk's privileged access products, adding new capabilities for existing CyberArk customers.[11]
- November 4, 2025CyberArk announced an identity security product for AI agent identities that provides privilege controls, visibility and compliance.[13]
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| G2 and Gartner Peer Insights | - G2: Not stated on its pages
- Gartner Peer Insights: Not stated on its pages
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- Gartner Peer Insights: listed, seen October 24, 2026[14]
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| Who it fits |
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| Who it fits | Not written yet | From its own pages, the company sells mainly to enterprise teams that need to manage privileges across the enterprise. Its pages say its solutions are used to address compliance requirements and to defend against industry-targeted cyberattacks. It lists operational technology security aimed at industrial networks and critical infrastructure. It also lists a solution to support online school without compromising security. The pages say government contractors can use its FedRAMP authorized Privileged Remote Access and Remote Support to align with CMMC requirements. | From its own pages, the company speaks to organizations that want to solve identity challenges. Its sections are named Human Identities, Machine Identities and Agentic Identities. A banner on the page speaks of securing autonomous, self-reasoning agents. The page also points to partners through Become a Partner and Find a NextWave Partner. | Not written yet |
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| Last verified | September 27, 2026 | November 2, 2026 | September 27, 2026 | November 3, 2026 |
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