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Learn why static API keys put AI agents at risk and how workload identity and dynamic credentialing eliminate secrets, stop prompt injection attacks, and future-proof LLM security.
Learn why static secrets fail in modern environments and how to implement dynamic authorization.
If your workloads could talk, they’d probably ask for better IAM.
You can monitor traffic all day, but if you don’t control what’s allowed to send it, you’re already behind.
The issue of failing to differentiate between human and non-human identities is becoming increasingly prevalent. Studies show that two in five SaaS platforms fail to make this distinction.
After locking down workforce identity, Snowflake’s security team took on the harder problem – controlling non-human access at scale without slowing teams down.
AI agents are changing how identity and access work but most teams are unprepared.
In distributed, cloud-native environments, long-lived credentials have become a growing source of risk, operational friction, and compliance failure.
Not all keys are created equal, and treating them as if they are can quietly introduce risk.