The Irish company said its existing identity services and resources will be integrated with the CyberIAM team to form a new identity managed services practice.
Irish-founded and -headquartered cybersecurity company Integrity360 has acquired CyberIAM, a South African cyber identity services company, for an undisclosed amount.
CyberIAM, founded in 2016, employs around 120 in the UK’s London and Chester, and South Africa’s Cape Town.
It specialises in solutions for identity access management; identity governance and administration; privileged access management; and customer identity and access management.
Its enterprise customers come from areas such as financial services, retail, healthcare, insurance, energy, legal and the public sector, according to the companies.
Integrity360 said the acquisition would “significantly strengthen” its capability around identity security in the age of AI deployments, which it said represents a new and prevailing cybersecurity challenge for businesses and organisations.
The Irish company said its existing identity services and resources will be integrated with the CyberIAM team to form a new identity managed services practice – led by current CyberIAM CEO Michael Ribaudo – that will operate from the group’s global security operations centre.
“We could not be more delighted to be welcoming Michael and the whole CyberIAM team to Integrity360,” said Ian Brown, executive chair at Integrity360.
“Identity is now the primary control plane for cybersecurity, and by strengthening our identity capabilities, we are helping customers build the secure foundation they need to embrace AI with confidence.”
Integrity360 said it now projects a revenue run rate of around €230m – with the addition of €18m in revenue from CyberIAM – and has a new total headcount of around 900 working from 16 locations across the UK, Europe, Africa and Canada.
“Thanks to the support of our customers and employees, CyberIAM has grown to become one of the leading experts in identity services helping businesses control and protect human and machine identities,” said Ribaudo.
“With the backing of Ian and the considerable resources, capability and track record of the entire Integrity360 team, we are excited about what we can further achieve for our customers and our employees, and we look forward to expanding further into international markets.”
The acquisition is the latest of many by Integrity360 in recent times, including Canada’s Advantus360 in January, Belgium’s Cresco last December, South Africa’s Redshift the same month, France’s Holiseum in March 2025 and Nclose in January 2025.
In June, Integrity360’s CTO Richard Ford spoke to us about how cyber teams can prepare for the continuing emergence of increasingly powerful and capable AI models. In May, the company’s Matthew Olney wrote about the importance of security in both information technology and operational technology.
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