Author: Apurva Davé

Workload access management isn’t identity management – it enforces access and eliminates credentials. Learn the five core WAM capabilities
NHIM, MIM, and workload IAM each address a different layer of non-human identity security. Learn how they compare and complement each other.
Aembit IAM for Agentic AI combines blended identity with an MCP Identity Gateway for enterprise agents.
Legacy IAM can’t govern autonomous AI agents that spin up, execute and terminate in seconds. New identity patterns are now emerging.
MCP standardizes how AI agents connect to tools, but every agent needs delegated authority and precise permission controls to match.
Test your MCP systems for confused deputy attacks, token passthrough risks and the authorization patterns the specification requires.
The concept of nonhuman identity is gaining traction fast, sparking new debate over how it differs from managing service accounts.
MCP gives AI agents a common language for action—but also a new attack surface. Here’s how to model threats before they become incidents.
Zero trust has matured for human users, but most workloads are still running on static secrets. This primer covers the principles to fix that.
When your team stores API keys in a vault and rotates them on a schedule, it feels like the access problem is handled.