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Privileged access management firm Delinea Inc. today unveiled Iris AI, a new artificial intelligence engine built natively ...
Powerful AI engine embedded natively into the Delinea Platform fuels new, innovative capabilities that deliver real-time ...
The Delinea Platform Securing identities at every interaction SAN FRANCISCO, March 18, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Delinea, a pioneering provider of solutions for securing human and machine ...
The acquisition is Delinea's second of the calendar year, coming weeks after it bought Israeli startup Authomize in a bid to extend its reach in multi-cloud environments (see: PAM Provider Delinea ...
Delinea, a pioneering provider of solutions for securing human and non-human identities through centralised authorisation, has introduced new capabilities on its pioneering cloud-native platform, ...
Delinea, a pioneering provider of solutions that seamlessly extend Privileged Access Management (PAM), announced the close of its 2023 fiscal year, surpassing a key annual recurring revenue (ARR) ...
Delinea’s vision is to deliver centralised authorisation on the Delinea Platform, built on a deep understanding of context, privilege, human and machine identities, and the data those identities ...
SAN FRANCISCO, July 16, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Delinea, a pioneering provider of solutions for securing human and machine identities through centralized authorization, has been named a 2025 ...
Delinea’s platform received acclaim for its robust capabilities throughout the entire PAM lifecycle, including discovery, governance, just-in-time access, and session monitoring.
Delinea accelerates your teams’ adoption by deploying in weeks, not months, and makes them more productive by requiring 90% fewer resources to manage than the nearest competitor.
The results are from an online survey Sapio Research fielded on behalf of Delinea during March 2023. 2,007 IT and security professionals in 23 countries responded, representing a cross-section of ...
Delinea relies near-exclusively on the channel to sell to the U.S. government and smaller client accounts, he said, while some larger customers – particularly in North America – prefer to buy ...