Irish cybersecurity provider Integrity360 has completed the acquisition of CyberIAM, an identity and access management specialist with operations in the United Kingdom and South Africa. The transaction, announced yesterday, represents a strategic expansion of Integrity360’s capabilities in the identity security sector.
The Dublin-headquartered firm confirmed the deal on 27 August, marking another step in its growth strategy within the European and African cybersecurity markets. CyberIAM brings expertise in identity governance, privileged access management, and authentication solutions to Integrity360’s portfolio.
Key facts
- Integrity360 has acquired identity specialist CyberIAM, announced 27 August 2026
- CyberIAM operates facilities in the United Kingdom and South Africa
- The acquisition expands Integrity360’s identity and access management service offerings
- Integrity360 is headquartered in Dublin, Ireland
Strategic Expansion in Identity Security
The acquisition positions Integrity360 to strengthen its presence in the rapidly growing identity and access management market. Identity security has emerged as a critical priority for organisations worldwide as cyber threats increasingly target user credentials and access privileges. By bringing CyberIAM’s specialised capabilities in-house, Integrity360 will be able to offer more comprehensive security solutions to its client base.
CyberIAM’s dual presence in the UK and South African markets provides Integrity360 with enhanced geographic reach, particularly in regions where identity governance requirements are becoming increasingly stringent due to regulatory pressures. The South African operation offers particular strategic value as organisations across the continent seek to modernise their security infrastructure.
Growing Footprint for Irish Cybersecurity
The transaction reflects the broader trend of Irish technology firms expanding their international footprint through strategic acquisitions. Integrity360 has been building its reputation as a leading European cybersecurity provider, offering managed security services, consulting, and technology solutions to organisations across multiple sectors.
Financial details of the transaction were not disclosed. Neither company has announced whether CyberIAM’s existing brand will be retained or integrated fully into the Integrity360 portfolio. The deal is expected to close following standard regulatory approvals and customary closing conditions.
Identity and access management represents one of the fastest-growing segments within cybersecurity, driven by the proliferation of cloud services, remote working arrangements, and increasingly sophisticated phishing and credential theft attacks. Industry analysts project continued consolidation in this space as larger cybersecurity platforms seek to offer end-to-end security capabilities.
Integrity360 has not commented on integration timelines or potential workforce implications resulting from the acquisition. Both companies continue to operate their existing client commitments while transition planning proceeds.
Reporting based on original coverage by the original source.
