Saviynt has launched Zuma, an identity security platform designed to help enterprises discover, govern and control AI agents and other non-human identities. The launch comes as the company reported more than $300 million in annual recurring revenue, bookings growth above 80% and a 96% customer retention rate.Zuma addresses the growing number of AI agents, large language models, and AI applications gaining access to enterprise systems and data. These identities can be created and deployed quickly, leaving security teams with limited visibility into who owns them, what permissions they hold and how their access changes over time.The platform is divided into three areas. Zuma Insights discovers AI and non-human identities and maps their ownership, activity and access. Zuma Access evaluates an agent’s intent, permissions, context and risk before allowing it to complete a task. Zuma Governance adds lifecycle controls, access reviews, policy enforcement and audit evidence for security and compliance teams.The launch moves Saviynt deeper into the emerging market for securing machine identities and autonomous agents. Enterprises are beginning to treat AI agents as a separate identity population that requires continuous discovery, narrowly defined permissions and clear accountability. Zuma gives Saviynt a way to extend its existing identity governance business into that work while giving partners a new opening for AI identity assessments, implementation and ongoing governance services.
