Netwrix Expands 1Secure Platform with AI Data Protection and Identity Recovery Features

Oct 20, 2025
Netwrix has announced enhancements to its 1Secure SaaS platform, introducing tools for AI data loss prevention, Okta recovery, and certificate attack detection to strengthen identity and data security across hybrid environments.

Cybersecurity company Netwrix has introduced new capabilities in its 1Secure SaaS platform to help organizations defend against AI-driven and identity-based threats, announced in a press release.

The updates include the release of Netwrix Access Analyzer 26, featuring a redesigned interface and container-based architecture for faster insights into identity and data risks. The company also added Active Directory Certificate Services (AD CS) Security to detect certificate-based attacks and Okta Universal Directory Recovery to restore critical identity objects and configurations.

A new AI Data Loss Prevention (DLP) tool prevents sensitive data from being shared through AI prompts in applications like ChatGPT, Microsoft 365 Copilot, Google Gemini, and Claude. The DLP system also supports macOS Tahoe and provides visibility into data classification and usage.

Additional improvements include Password Policy Enforcer 11.1, which enhances password security and compliance, and expanded MCP Server integrations to connect 1Secure components such as DSPM, ITDR, Threat Manager, and Privilege Secure. These additions aim to simplify management and improve resilience across hybrid identity environments.

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