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Identity is the control plane for the AI enterprise. Introducing Idira®, the only platform that seamlessly integrates modern privilege access management (PAM), machine and agentic identity security capabilities.
Challenges
Legacy identity solutions were built for yesterday's problems, where elevated privileges were reserved for a select few. Now, all identities need broad privileges, leaving you vulnerable to identity breaches.
96%
of human users have access beyond what is required.
109:1
machines outnumber human identities.
99
out of 100 organizations have adopted AI agents.
Source: 2026 Identity Security Landscape, Idira by Palo Alto Networks, May 2026.
Redefining modern PAM for the agentic era
AI has fundamentally changed who and what has privilege inside the enterprise, as every identity can now operate with autonomous access to sensitive systems at scale and speed.
Idira disrupts the status quo with modern PAM extending privilege control to every identity to minimize attack surface.
One trusted platform for your modern privileged access, endpoint and identity governance needs.
Secure every machine identity — from secrets to workloads — with one unified solution.
Discover, control and govern agentic identities at scale to accelerate AI innovation.
Dramatically reducing risk through complete visibility of privileged accounts.
"We now know how every privileged account is being used and there has been a dramatic drop in the opportunity for someone to inflict damage to our environment."
Securing access to clinical resources for over 900 dental practices.
“Identity is the new firewall. It’s the new perimeter. It’s the new frontier. It’s the new everything.”
Implementing PAM as a service to create an efficient and strategic rollout.
“With Idira, we can increase awareness, direct users in their processes, and create more precise scope of privileged access for our users.”
90 years of trust, innovation and growth.
"Being able to have one solution covering the human, the machine, and AI agent activity is important.”