Imprivata access security has been included for the first time in Gartner’s Magic Quadrant for Privileged Access Management, the company said on October 26, 2026. The announcement comes as Imprivata expands a platform for controlling elevated access by employees, outside vendors and AI agents.

Key Takeaways

  • Imprivata said it was recognized for the first time in Gartner’s privileged access management evaluation.
  • The company’s platform includes tools for enterprise access, third-party connections and customer remote support.

What Imprivata access security covers

Privileged access management is concerned with controlling and monitoring accounts that have elevated access to systems and data. Imprivata said its platform brings together privileged access management, third-party access and security for agentic AI access.

The company serves healthcare and other mission-critical industries, where administrators, vendors, contractors and other users may need access to critical resources. Chip Hughes, Imprivata’s chief product officer, said the company is focused on securing access while reducing the operational burden on IT teams.

Tools for employees and outside users

Imprivata’s enterprise privileged access product includes credential vaulting and session management. Its vendor product is designed to control third-party remote access to systems, infrastructure and data.

A separate customer privileged access product supports remote assistance with access schedules, credential injection and session monitoring. The Gartner evaluation cited by Imprivata was dated October 21, 2026.

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