Security | Threat Detection | Cyberattacks | DevSecOps | Compliance

Security teams struggle with too many alerts, incomplete asset inventories, and identity-based attacks that evade detection. The SANS 2025 ASM Survey confirms that Attack Surface Management (ASM) is critical for defense but incomplete on its own.

Most organizations are flooded with alerts every day. Security tools flag excessive permissions, dormant accounts, and policy violations—but teams are already stretched thin. Visibility alone isn’t enough to reduce risk. The real challenge is turning that noise into action. When alerts pile up without context or prioritization, analysts lose focus, and critical issues slip through the cracks. Without clear guidance, remediation becomes reactive instead of strategic.

I’ve been spending a lot of time with teams and customers talking about AI. Not in terms of buzzwords or market predictions, but the real, in-the-trenches work of building software, serving customers, and securing identities and data. The mindset we’ve adopted around AI is simple: you can’t cut your way to great products or great customer experiences. AI isn’t about replacing people or chasing short-term efficiency gains.

Netwrix’s culture of innovation thrives on curiosity, collaboration, and accountability. From integrating AI across development and customer experience to fostering cross-team creativity, innovation here moves sideways as much as it does down. During Innovation Week, leaders explore how AI and the 1Secure Platform are redefining data and identity security for the future.

Privileged access management (PAM) secures critical accounts and credentials that attackers target to compromise entire systems. By removing standing privileges, enforcing just-in-time access, vaulting passwords, and monitoring sessions, PAM reduces risk and streamlines compliance.

Attackers are targeting Active Directory Certificate Services misconfigurations to impersonate admins. Netwrix is closing this gap with monitoring and blocking of suspicious certificate enrollments, easier access to security insights through MCP servers, and real-world validation via Bug Crowd. These innovations advance identity-first security and reduce organizational risk.

Microsoft 365 Copilot can supercharge productivity, but without guardrails it can also surface sensitive data to the wrong people. Risks like oversharing, excessive permissions, and compliance blind spots become amplified in the age of AI. Netwrix helps organizations prepare for safe adoption by uniting data and identity security. Watch our podcast episode to learn how to build real Copilot readiness.

Gartner has released the 2025 Magic Quadrant for Privileged Access Management, and Netwrix is recognized for the fourth year in a row. We believe Netwrix excels in just-in-time privileged access, eliminating persistent Domain Admin accounts, reducing lateral movement, and supporting Bring Your Own Vault integrations. The latest features extend secure remote access, session controls, and AI-assisted analysis.

Introducing our latest innovations, Netwrix Innovation Week, and our new corporate identity.

Modern IT environments typically include a wide range of applications: software developed in house, hosted software platforms, open-source tools and purchased solutions. Because these applications access sensitive systems, data and other IT assets, cybercriminals are eager to exploit them during attacks.