CPX Holding has introduced its Unified Identity Fabric approach through a new Identity and Access Management (IAM) offering, designed to secure enterprises across workforce, customer, partner, machine, cloud workload, and AI-driven identities. The Abu Dhabi-based company, a G42 subsidiary, made the announcement on April 14, 2026.
Identity-based attacks exploit user credentials, including usernames, passwords, and authentication tokens, to gain unauthorized access to systems and sensitive data. These attacks also abuse permissions such as privileged access. As digital environments grow more complex, traditional IAM models are struggling to keep pace with evolving cyber threats.
What the Unified Identity Fabric Approach Covers
CPX’s architecture addresses this gap by unifying identity governance within a single framework. The approach enables consistent policy enforcement, greater visibility, and centralized control across the full identity environment. Notably, the framework explicitly governs non-human identities alongside human users, covering service accounts, APIs, workloads, and AI-driven agents under the same management and audit structure.
“Identity has become the central control point for cybersecurity in today’s digital economy, and identity-driven cyberattacks are a significant concern for organizations due to their ability to bypass traditional security measures. Through our Unified Identity Fabric approach, we are enabling organizations to secure every identity, human and non-human, while accelerating their Zero Trust journey and meeting evolving regulatory requirements.”
Hadi Anwar, CEO, CPX Holding
Zero Trust and Access Control Features
The offering positions identity as the primary control point for Zero Trust architecture. It enables least privilege access, just-in-time elevation, continuous verification, and risk-adaptive authentication. Organizations can use these capabilities to respond dynamically to identity risk, device posture, and contextual signals while strengthening their overall security posture.
Full Lifecycle IAM Services
CPX provides end-to-end ownership of IAM services, starting from strategic advisory and maturity assessments, through architecture design and deployment, to 24/7 managed operations. This model aims to deliver continuous security, compliance, and measurable outcomes beyond one-time implementations. The company employs over 600 cyber and physical security specialists, serving enterprises, governments, and critical infrastructure sectors.
UAE Regulatory Alignment and Digital Sovereignty
The IAM offering is built with data sovereignty at its core, aligning with UAE regulatory requirements, data residency expectations, and national cybersecurity frameworks. It also supports integration with national digital identity platforms, including UAE Pass, allowing organizations to achieve audit readiness without retrofitted controls. CPX was founded in 2022 and is headquartered in Abu Dhabi.
With regional delivery capabilities and enterprise-grade governance, CPX operates as an extension of its clients’ security and IT teams. The company said this model ensures responsiveness, cultural alignment, and integration with existing governance and security operations center processes. More information is available at cpx.net.
