Omada

Name: Omada
Address: Østerbrogade 135, Copenhagen, 2100, DK
Telephone: +4570250069

Omada delivers identity governance that helps organizations control access, reduce risk, and stay compliant.

Our AI-powered platform provides visibility and control over who has access to what and why, across human, non-human, and AI identities. Omada, a global market leader in Identity Governance and Administration (IGA), offers a full-featured, enterprise-grade, cloud native IGA solution that enables organizations to achieve compliance, reduce risk, and maximize efficiency. Founded in 2000, Omada deliv

ers innovative identity management to complex hybrid environments based on our proven best practice process framework and deployment approach.

01/09/2026

Most organizations cannot say how many AI agents they have running, who owns them, or what they were actually built to do.

That is not a hypothetical gap. AI agents are typically created by business users, not IT. They arrive with no joiner record, no assigned owner, and no review cycle. They inherit permissions, chain access across systems, and often hold credentials long after the project that spawned them has ended.

Identity governance has spent two decades answering four questions for every human identity: who is it, what can it reach, who is accountable for it, and what changed. Those questions have not changed for AI agents. Almost everything else has.

On September 29 at 15:30 CEST / 9:30 AM EST, Craig Ramsay and Paul Walker will unpack what identity-first agent governance actually requires in practice, from discovery and blast radius to ownership and credential lifecycle.

Save your seat: https://bit.ly/4gpZlp6

31/08/2026

More than 95% of leaders now say identity security is core to their strategy.

Yet most organizations are still measuring activity instead of risk, at the exact moment non-human identities and AI agents are multiplying, often outnumbering human accounts by more than 100 to 1.

That's the gap Craig Ramsay and Rod Simmons unpack in this podcast episode, drawing on findings from the State of Identity Governance 2026 report.

They cover:
- Why feeling secure does not equal being secure, and which risk-based metrics belong on every executive dashboard
- How non-human identities and AI agents reshape governance when human-centric models no longer apply
- Why these identities demand continuous, real-time Zero Trust evaluation across connected systems
- How to build the visibility, ownership, and accountability needed to govern identities you cannot see today

A candid conversation on where identity governance stands and what comes next, for security, IAM, and board-level leaders navigating the shift.

The episode has since won the Apex Award in the EM360Tech Quarterly Impact Index.

Listen to the podcast episode here: https://bit.ly/4xpkWUA

30/08/2026

Here's a stat worth sitting with: in many organizations, service accounts, API keys, automation bots, and AI agents now outnumber human users, and unlike people, they almost never go through onboarding, review, or offboarding.

Add hundreds of SaaS apps, each with its own access model, and most security teams can't confidently answer who has access to what, why they have it, or whether that access is still justified.

Identity Security Posture Management (ISPM) is the response: continuous discovery of identities and entitlements across directories, cloud platforms, SaaS apps, and privileged access tools, paired with risk analytics that flag toxic access, dormant accounts, and over-privileged service accounts. Automated remediation keeps access aligned with policy, and posture reporting gives boards and auditors ongoing proof instead of a once-a-year snapshot.

It doesn't replace IAM, IGA, or ITDR, it fills the gap between them. And the same question is now extending to AI: which identities should be able to interact with AI tools that touch sensitive data, and what should they be allowed to retrieve or generate? Most organizations don't have a clear answer yet.

We break it all down here: https://bit.ly/4gE6C3A

29/08/2026

Technical Lead - Enterprise Identity AND in the Miscellaneous Industry gives Omada Identity Cloud 5/5 Rating in Gartner Peer Insights™ Identity Governance and Administration Market.

Read the full review here: https://bit.ly/4iADGvF

28/08/2026

Identity is no longer just an IT concern. It's become a business resilience issue.

Every new application, cloud service, AI initiative, contractor, and machine identity increases the complexity of governing who has access to what. Yet many organizations are still relying on manual processes and periodic reviews to manage that complexity.

Modern Identity Governance and Administration (IGA) isn't simply about proving compliance. It's about giving organizations the visibility, automation, and control needed to reduce access risk while enabling the business to move faster.

Our eBook explores five reasons identity governance has become a strategic priority for security and business leaders alike.

Download your copy: https://bit.ly/3SjE1Zf

27/08/2026

Access risk rarely comes from a single bad decision. It builds over time as roles change, cloud environments expand, and entitlements accumulate faster than governance teams can validate them.

Organizations need a clear view of who has access to what, whether that access is still appropriate, and where excessive privileges are creating unnecessary exposure.

Omada Access Intelligence helps identity teams identify dormant accounts, excessive privileges, role misalignment, and other access risks, then connect those insights to governed remediation.

That means cleaner access, stronger audit readiness, and a more continuous approach to keeping identity risk under control.

Download the Access Intelligence brief to see how organizations can improve access visibility, identify risk earlier, and turn insight into governed action: https://bit.ly/4qNrREM

26/08/2026

Think about everything one account can touch: a domain administrator group, a database admin login, a service account quietly running nightly jobs, an emergency credential kept in case normal access ever fails.

Each of those can alter systems and data in ways most user accounts never can. That's the whole reason privileged accounts carry outsized risk: it's not about any one breach, it's structural. The more power an account holds, the more damage it can do, whether that's an outside attacker who gets hold of it or an insider who misuses it.

Privileged Access Management (PAM) is built to manage that risk directly, and it comes down to a handful of concrete practices:

- Find and inventory every privileged account, human and non-human, across the environment
- Enforce least privilege with role-based access control
- Vault credentials, passwords, SSH keys, API tokens, certificates, in a centralized, encrypted repository
- Grant just-in-time elevation instead of leaving standing access open
- Monitor and record privileged sessions as they happen
- Log everything, so audits against GDPR, HIPAA, and SOX have something to point to

On their own, those controls help. Paired with Identity Governance and Administration, they become part of a real Identity Security Posture Management practice, where high-risk access sits under continuous policy instead of one-off fixes, and where you can prove it at audit time.

We put together the explainer on how PAM works and where it fits into that bigger picture. Worth a read if privileged access review is on your plate: https://bit.ly/3SuUbis

25/08/2026

Seeing identity risk is only the first step. Acting on it is what improves security.

Modern is moving beyond dashboards and periodic reviews toward continuous governance that turns identity signals into timely, policy-driven action.

Our blog explores why this shift is becoming essential for organizations that need governance to keep pace with business change.

Read more: https://bit.ly/46rfyEt

24/08/2026

📊 91% of organizations experienced an identity-related incident in the past year.

Cyber resilience depends on more than prevention. It's about ensuring your business can withstand and recover from an attack.

Our infographic highlights how Identity Governance & Administration (IGA) enables organizations to:

🔹 Strengthen identity controls before an attack
🔹 Reduce operational disruption during an incident
🔹 Accelerate recovery and build long-term resilience

Download the infographic to see how IGA plays a critical role in ransomware defense: https://bit.ly/3U3T3CZ

23/08/2026

DORA compliance requires more than checking regulatory boxes.

For financial organizations, it means strengthening governance, improving ICT risk oversight, preparing for incidents, and managing third-party risk with confidence.

Identity Governance plays an important role by helping organizations understand who has access, whether that access is appropriate, and how privileges align with business and regulatory requirements.

Omada's DORA Compliance Playbook provides practical guidance on the key areas organizations should focus on to strengthen digital operational resilience - from governance and ICT risk management to resilience testing and third-party risk.

Download the playbook:
https://bit.ly/3SPSWuj

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