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One Identity unveils Identity Manager 10.0 LTS with AI and modern UX

Original title: One Identity Unveils Identity Manager 10.0 LTS with AI and Modern UX

Cyber Security Newsby Cybernewswire ()2 min read1
Part of a story covered by 4 sourcesOne Identity releases Identity Manager 10.0 LTS with browser adminMerged summary & timeline
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Browser administration replaces the desktop client, and natural-language queries replace SQL for reviews and audits.

One Identity released Identity Manager 10.0 LTS on November 10, adding browser-based administration, scheduling, and AI-assisted reporting for identity governance. Administrators can sync connected systems and manage automated tasks without a local desktop install. The release also adds risk-score integrations, behavioral governance, and custom identity threat detection and response playbooks. PeerSpot ranks the product first in IGA, and KuppingerCole names One Identity a 2026 market and product leader.

Key facts
  • PeerSpot rates Identity Manager 8.4/10 from 194 reviews and ranks it first in IGA.
  • AI-assisted reporting lets authorized users query identity data in natural language.
  • One Identity says more than 11,000 organizations manage over 500 million identities.
  • KuppingerCole’s 2026 IGA Leadership Compass calls One Identity a market and product leader.
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Alisa Viejo, California, November 10th, 2026, CyberNewswire One Identity today unveiled Identity Manager 10. 0 LTS, modernizing the identity governance experience with browser-based administration, AI-assisted insights and streamlined automation for everyday identity operations. Of the three products, Identity Manager 10.

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