About SailPoint
Founded in 2005, SailPoint was built around a fundamental enterprise challenge: ensuring that people have appropriate access to the technology and information they need to do their jobs, while organisations retain the visibility and control required to manage risk. Over the past two decades, that challenge has become considerably more complex. Enterprise environments have expanded across cloud platforms, applications and digital ecosystems, while automation and AI are introducing new types of identities that can access systems and act on behalf of the organisation.
SailPoint has evolved alongside this shift, moving from its roots in identity governance and administration (IGA) towards a broader identity security approach. Today, its platform helps organisations discover, govern and secure access across human and non-human identities, bringing together identity intelligence, access governance, security and risk. This evolution reflects a broader change in the role of identity within the enterprise. Identity is no longer simply about determining who can access a resource. It is increasingly about understanding who or what is accessing it, why access is required, what level of authority is appropriate and how that decision changes as circumstances change.
With organisations accelerating digital transformation, cloud adoption, AI and automation, SailPoint works with enterprises globally to address these questions while balancing security, compliance, risk and business agility. Its journey from identity governance to identity security mirrors the changing enterprise itself, where managing access is becoming less about static permissions and more about establishing trust in an increasingly dynamic digital environment.
So, Where Do We Go from Here?
SailPoint, in collaboration with The Mainstream, brings together leaders navigating this change to explore what identity means in an increasingly autonomous enterprise.
Through conversations with technology leaders, we look beyond the headlines to understand the real challenges and the opportunities emerging around AI, non-human identities, access, governance and risk.
Because the future of enterprise security isn’t just about protecting what matters. It’s about knowing exactly who and what you’re trusting with it.