Tag: Authentication

Workforce and customer agents may rely on similar identity infrastructure, but the trust models, access patterns, and security risks behind them differ significantly.
What it takes to implement it, and why real-world environments make it hard to finish.
Workload access management isn’t identity management – it enforces access and eliminates credentials. Learn the five core WAM capabilities
You can stand up an MCP server in minutes, but controlling how it authenticates and what it can access is where the real work begins.
Modern infrastructure depends on keys: encryption and access. They’re not the same, and treating them the same quietly introduces risk.
Every workload that calls an API has to prove it belongs. How that proof gets exchanged shapes the blast radius of any credential leak.
Not all credentials are created equal. Compare API keys and JWTs across security, scalability, and fit for modern workload authentication.
MCP gives AI agents a common language for action—but also a new attack surface. Here’s how to model threats before they become incidents.
Most organizations start their nonhuman identity security program with a secrets manager. It’s a sensible first step. But as workloads multiply across clouds and the credential sprawl grows, the question shifts from “where do we store secrets?” to “do we need secrets at all?”
By combining identity-based access control with content inspection, this closes a gap most teams are still trying to manage with separate tools and after-the-fact controls.