Saviynt Passes $300M ARR, Launches AI Identity Security Platform Zuma
The launch of Zuma marks Saviynt's response to the rapid proliferation of AI agents and non-human identities, which the company says traditional identity management processes cannot handle.
Reporting from 1 source: ASCII.jp.
Saviynt announced its annual recurring revenue has passed $300 million, with new customer acquisition up over 80% and a 96% customer retention rate. The company also launched Zuma, an AI identity security platform designed to manage AI agents, large language models, and non-human identities across enterprise environments.
Saviynt's growth figures reflect rising demand for identity security as AI adoption accelerates. The company reports that AI agents, LLMs, and AI-based applications are multiplying across business areas, often without effective oversight.
Zuma consolidates AI-specific features with existing identity management practices into a single control plane. It consists of three components: Zuma Insights for continuous detection of all identities, Zuma Access for runtime evaluation of AI agent intent and permissions, and Zuma Governance for establishing ownership, lifecycle management, and audit trails for AI and non-human identities.
CEO Sachin Nayyar said companies can no longer protect only human users, as AI agents now make decisions and access systems at machine speed. Zuma is available immediately.
- Zuma Insights: continuously detects AI agents, LLMs, AI-based applications, and non-human identities across the enterprise
- Zuma Access: evaluates AI agent intent, context, permissions, and risk at runtime to prevent over-privilege abuse
- Zuma Governance: establishes owner clarity, lifecycle management, policy guardrails, access reviews, and audit-ready trails
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