Pathlock Introduces Nexus Platform for AI Era ERP Security and Controls

Jun 1, 2026
Pathlock has launched Nexus, an AI native platform designed to manage access, identity, and governance across multi ERP environments. The company was also recognized by KuppingerCole Analysts AG as an Overall Leader in Business Application Risk Management and SAP Access Control and Security.

Pathlock has introduced Nexus, an AI native platform designed to govern access, controls, identity, and security across complex multi ERP environments, announced in a press release. The company describes Nexus as a continuous, transaction first system that connects identity, governance, and assurance for enterprises undergoing rapid digital change.

Nexus provides real time intelligence on every transaction performed by users, bots, and AI agents across mission critical systems. It supports continuous controls monitoring, investigations, and auditor requests within enterprise resource planning systems.

Pathlock stated that its platform is built on extensive experience in ERP security and access governance. KuppingerCole Analysts AG named Pathlock an Overall Leader in both Business Application Risk Management and SAP Access Control and Security, recognizing the company's unified governance capabilities across SAP and other business systems.

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