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3 min readAembit already covers a lot of ground when it comes to securing AI workload access. For OpenAI’s ChatGPT, workloads can authenticate to the ChatGPT API using static API key injection, with the Aembit proxy handling direct access transparently. We’re extending that coverage with the introduction of the OpenAI workload identity federation credential provider, available in […]

Aembit adds an OpenAI Workload Identity Federation Credential Provider, replacing static sk-proj-... keys with short-lived, identity-bound tokens.
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