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Author: Apurva Davé

AI agents require broad API access across multiple domains simultaneously—LLM providers, enterprise APIs, cloud services, and data stores—creating identity management complexity that traditional workload security never anticipated.
One careless push unlocked 52 AI models, but the real story is how to keep this from happening again.
Secrets managers worked when workloads stood still. Agentic AI is forcing the vault door shut.
With the increasing complexity of cloud environments and the proliferation of APIs, exposed secrets have become a widespread concern.
Learn how leading enterprises manage access keys for non-human cloud workloads, reduce credential risks, and move beyond traditional key management.
AI agents don’t neatly fit into your IAM chart. They switch roles, borrow authority, and rewrite what identity means at runtime. Here’s what that means for you.
Securing non-human access should be easier – but federation is fragmented, manual, and brittle. We built a better way to do it across clouds.
If you think non-human identity security is just service account management in disguise, you might be missing the bigger picture.
The distinction is stark: One stores credentials for non-human identities while the other enforces real-time policies to control access.
Balancing non-human IAM for access – and governance for oversight – is key to ensuring security, compliance, and accountability in managing these next-generation systems.