Dan Kaplan

Director of Content Marketing

About Author

Dan Kaplan is the friendly neighborhood content marketing leader at Aembit. Based in New York but operating remotely, he tells stories about agentic identity, workload identity, and cybersecurity that are meant to educate, inspire and, if he’s lucky, even entertain. Before joining Aembit, Dan held a similar role at Google Cloud, following stints at Siemplify and Trustwave, where he led content initiatives. He planted his roots in cybersecurity as a reporter and editor at SC Media. When he’s not conjuring content, he can usually be found watching sports, advocating for farm animals, or listening to paranormal stories as he falls asleep. Don’t ask.

Expertise

  • Cybersecurity
  • Identity and access management
  • Non-human identity
  • Workload identity and access management
  • AI agent identity and security
  • Cloud security
  • Security operations
  • Threat detection and response
  • Cybersecurity journalism
  • Content strategy
  • Editorial strategy

Education

  • Bachelor’s degree in journalism, Syracuse University, S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications

Articles by Dan Kaplan

Security teams can enhance business operations by providing workload credential management as a service, freeing developers to focus on innovation.
A string of recent compromises involving non-human identity credentials are putting organizations on high alert. Here’s what you can do about it.
Snowflake shines in storage and analytics, yet your success hinges on adhering to security best practices, with workload IAM acting as a crucial ally.
Take this self-assessment to guide you toward uncovering potential weaknesses with your strategy for securing credentials and access between workload connections.
Breaches involve non-human identity credentials more than ever, and that trend should continue. Here is a catalog of those incidents, with advice for mitigating the risk.
Cloud applications have transformed how businesses operate, but now you must manage and secure access between all those newly created non-human identities.
As software increasingly automates business, DevOps and security teams will find common ground on the need to streamline and secure workload access.
In the span of a few weeks, three leading tech authorities published findings on non-human identity security challenges. What does this tell us?
Discover actionable advice for cleanly authenticating to and curtailing the sprawl of accounts that represent non-human users.
Our affiliation with the CNCF affirms the very real connection between modern DevOps and workload identity.
Teams needing to manage and secure workload IAM across multiple cloud providers may encounter discrepancies. How can you overcome this?
Traditional non-human identity approaches may be jeopardizing your data security. Discover signs it’s time to upgrade and embrace modern workload IAM.