Tag: Access

SPIFFE focuses on who a workload is. It issues cryptographic identities to services and workloads so they can prove their authenticity to each other without relying on stored secrets. OAuth focuses on what a workload is allowed to do. It defines how access is delegated and controlled when one service needs to interact with another or call an external API.
A ServiceNow impersonation flaw illustrates how agentic systems turn weak identity assumptions into durable access paths across enterprise environments.
From Coca-Cola to Campbell Soup, Renee Guttmann knows what lasts as security changes.
OAuth 2.0 and OIDC solve fundamentally different problems.
Conditional access enhances security and reduces the attack surface without adding friction.
A practical walkthrough of the Auth0 settings and tweaks you’ll need to get an MCP server working smoothly with real-world clients like Claude.
This malicious campaign demonstrates how long-lived token theft can become the first step in a much broader breach.
Learn why static secrets fail in modern environments and how to implement dynamic authorization.
One careless push unlocked 52 AI models, but the real story is how to keep this from happening again.
After locking down workforce identity, Snowflake’s security team took on the harder problem – controlling non-human access at scale without slowing teams down.