SecureOS and Oleria Partner to Accelerate Identity Security Transformation

SAN FRANCISCO, CA — October 1, 2026 — SecureOS today announced a strategic partnership with Oleria, the AI-native identity governance platform, to help enterprises modernize identity governance and accelerate identity security initiatives.

Identity has become one of the most complex parts of the modern security stack.

Enterprises are no longer governing access only for employees. They now need to manage contractors, service accounts, workloads, non-human identities, and increasingly, AI agents operating across cloud infrastructure, SaaS applications, and critical business systems.

At the same time, many identity programs are still constrained by legacy architecture, fragmented integrations, manual processes, and long implementation cycles.

SecureOS and Oleria are partnering to bring together modern identity governance technology with the engineering and operational expertise required to move identity initiatives from strategy to production.

Combining Modern Identity Governance With Hands-On Execution

Oleria is building a modern approach to identity governance designed around continuous and adaptive access governance across human, non-human, and AI identities.

SecureOS will work alongside Oleria and its customers to help design, implement, integrate, and operationalize these capabilities inside complex enterprise environments.

Our teams will work together across initiatives such as:

• Identity governance modernization
• Legacy identity platform migrations
• Identity integrations and workflow automation
• Non-human identity governance
• AI agent identity and access governance
• Privileged access and standing privilege reduction
• Identity operations and ongoing optimization

The objective is simple: help enterprises turn identity security roadmaps into production outcomes faster.

Identity Security Is Becoming an Engineering Problem

For years, identity programs have largely centered around workforce access, provisioning, access reviews, and privileged accounts.

That environment is changing quickly.

Cloud infrastructure dramatically increased the number of identities and permissions organizations need to manage. SaaS fragmented where access lives. Automation created large populations of machine identities.

Now AI agents introduce another category of identities capable of accessing systems, invoking tools, interacting with data, and taking actions on behalf of users and applications.

Identity architecture must evolve accordingly.

Organizations need visibility into who or what has access, why that access exists, how it changes, and whether it is still appropriate.

Modern identity programs will increasingly need to govern humans, machines, workloads, and AI agents as part of the same security architecture.

From Identity Roadmap to Production

One of the biggest challenges we consistently see in enterprise security is not identifying what needs to change.

It is executing the change.

Identity initiatives often span directories, applications, cloud environments, HR systems, infrastructure, PAM platforms, IGA systems, APIs, and custom integrations. Even well-designed programs can stall because of migration complexity, integration work, or limited engineering capacity.

SecureOS combines AI-enabled delivery with forward-deployed identity engineers who work directly with customer teams to implement and operationalize identity programs.

Rather than stopping at recommendations or architecture diagrams, our goal is to own clearly defined identity outcomes and help customers get them into production.

The partnership with Oleria gives us an opportunity to bring that model to organizations modernizing their identity governance architecture.

Building Identity Infrastructure for the AI Era

The identity landscape is entering an important transition.

As enterprises adopt more AI agents and autonomous systems, identity will become one of the foundational control planes determining what those systems are allowed to access and what actions they are permitted to take.

The same principles that govern employees—least privilege, lifecycle management, authorization, visibility, and continuous governance—will increasingly need to extend to machine and agent identities.

We believe the next generation of identity security will sit at the intersection of:

Identity Governance + Privileged Access + Non-Human Identity + AI Agent Security + Automation.

Our work with Oleria is an important step toward helping enterprises build that architecture.

“Identity security programs often require more than technology alone—they require strong implementation, integration, and operational expertise. Our partnership with Oleria combines modern identity governance technology with hands-on identity engineering to help enterprises move from strategy to production faster.”

— Nivathan Somasundharam, Founder & CEO, SecureOS

We’re excited to work with the Oleria team and with organizations looking to modernize their identity environments for a world increasingly shaped by cloud, automation, and AI.

Learn More

Read Oleria’s announcement: Oleria and SecureOS Partnership — Identity Governance

Learn more about Oleria: www.oleria.com

Learn more about SecureOS: www.secureos.co