Category: Industry Insights

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.
Traditional PAM tools fall short in managing non-human identities, highlighting the need for specialized solutions.
As apps and service accounts proliferate, robust management is key to maintaining automated, scalable, and resilient IT environments.
As organizations emphasize safeguarding non-human identities, you must balance immediate security measures with long-term oversight and compliance.
Security teams can enhance business operations by providing workload credential management as a service, freeing developers to focus on innovation.
Stolen identity data remains part of a large percentage of breaches, according to the annual landmark report.
As the demand for API access continues to grow, so does the urgency of adopting more secure authentication methods.
By introducing vulnerabilities, long-lived credentials can erase the rapid, iterative improvements automated software processes are designed to deliver.
This summary covers key migration steps, Terraform integration, and strategies for handling costs and backups.