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CIAM vendors

We list 16 companies active in customer identity, and 5 of them have it as their main focus. 3 are public, 5 are owned by another company and 8 are private. Most are based in the United States (12). The oldest, Thales Cyber Solutions, was founded in 1893. By revenue from annual reports, the largest company here is Microsoft ($331.8bn in FY2026).

By countryUnited States 12

Companies focused on customer identity

5 companies
CompanyBased inFoundedSizeOwnershipRevenue
Auth0

Auth0 provides authentication and authorization services for applications and AI agents.

Bellevue, United States2013Part of Okta
Descope

Descope provides a customer and agentic identity platform for authentication and authorization.

Los Altos, United States2022Private
LoginRadius

LoginRadius provides a customer identity and access management platform for enterprises to authenticate and manage users.

Vancouver, Canada2012Private
Transmit Security

Transmit Security provides customer identity and access management and fraud prevention software for enterprises.

Boston, United States2014Private
SAP

Customer identity and access management for B2C and B2B, with passwordless login, consent management and customer profiles, alongside SAP's enterprise business software.

Walldorf, GermanyPrivate

Also active in customer identity

11 companies
CompanyBased inFoundedSizeOwnershipRevenue
Microsoft

Microsoft sells software, cloud services, hardware, and gaming products.

Redmond, United States1975228,000 staffPublic, MSFT$331.8bn (FY2026)
Okta

Okta provides cloud-based identity and access management solutions for workforce and customer identities.

San Francisco, United States2009Public, OKTA$2.9bn (FY2026)
IBM

IBM is a technology company that sells software, infrastructure, and consulting services.

Armonk, United States1911352,600 staffPublic, IBM
Thales Cyber Solutions

Cybersecurity division of the Thales Group, with ANSSI, CREST, FedRAMP 3PAO, and NATO-cleared personnel. Defence, government, and critical infrastructure penetration testing worldwide.

Paris, France189383,020 staffOwned by Thales
Authentik Security

Authentik Security provides a self-hosted open source identity provider for authentication and access management.

Philadelphia, United States2020Private
HYPR

HYPR provides passwordless authentication and identity verification for enterprises.

Holmdel, United States2014Private
IDScan

IDScan provides identity document verification software to authenticate customers and prevent fraud.

Chester, United KingdomOwned by GBG
OneLogin

OneLogin sells identity and access management software.

San Francisco, United States2009Part of One Identity
Ping Identity

Ping Identity provides identity and access management software for enterprises.

Denver, United States2002Owned by Thoma Bravo
Socure

Socure provides an AI-powered identity verification and fraud prevention platform.

Incline Village, United StatesPrivate
Trust Onion

Trust Onion makes an app that helps trusted groups verify each other's identity using rotating codewords and signed selfies.

Sheridan, United StatesPrivate

Recent deals in customer identity

All customer identity deals
DateDealAmountSource
September 2026Socure acquired FravitySource for Socure buying Fravity, opens in a new tabUndisclosedSource for Socure buying Fravity, opens in a new tab
July 2026Okta acquired Permiso SecuritySource for Okta buying Permiso Security, opens in a new tab$200mSource for Okta buying Permiso Security, opens in a new tab
October 2025Ping Identity acquired KeylessSource for Ping Identity buying Keyless, opens in a new tabUndisclosedSource for Ping Identity buying Keyless, opens in a new tab
August 2025Okta acquired Axiom SecuritySource for Okta buying Axiom Security, opens in a new tabUndisclosedSource for Okta buying Axiom Security, opens in a new tab
October 2024Socure acquired EffectivSource for Socure buying Effectiv, opens in a new tab$136mSource for Socure buying Effectiv, opens in a new tab
December 2023Okta acquired Spera SecuritySource for Okta buying Spera Security, opens in a new tabUndisclosedSource for Okta buying Spera Security, opens in a new tab
October 2023Okta acquired UnoSource for Okta buying Uno, opens in a new tabUndisclosedSource for Okta buying Uno, opens in a new tab
June 2023Socure acquired BerbixSource for Socure buying Berbix, opens in a new tab$70mSource for Socure buying Berbix, opens in a new tab
February 2023Okta acquired Bad PacketsSource for Okta buying Bad Packets, opens in a new tabUndisclosedSource for Okta buying Bad Packets, opens in a new tab
August 2022Thoma Bravo acquired Ping IdentitySource for Thoma Bravo buying Ping Identity, opens in a new tab$2.8bnSource for Thoma Bravo buying Ping Identity, opens in a new tab

Acquisitions come from SecurityWeek's monthly M&A round-ups from 2021 onwards, from Cybersecurity Ventures' quarterly M&A reports for 2020, and a few from Wikipedia lists. These are dated to the month. A few deals added from the news are dated to the day. Smaller deals may be missing. Amounts are in US dollars.

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