Tag: Workload Identity

The core problem is that human IAM was never built for workload scale or behavior.
This integration brings workload identity and access data into Splunk, giving security teams clearer visibility, faster response, and stronger zero trust controls.
This malicious campaign demonstrates how long-lived token theft can become the first step in a much broader breach.
Recent flaws in Conjur and Vault highlight the risks of concentrating trust in a single repository – and why workload IAM may offer a more resilient path forward.
The vulnerability shows how modern application development is accelerating without bringing access controls along for the ride.
In a single day, a developer sets out to build working AI agents – and uncovers the friction, fragility, and surprising overhead behind the automation dream.
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.
One careless push unlocked 52 AI models, but the real story is how to keep this from happening again.
A down-to-earth primer to help engineers make sense of agentic AI architecture and where things stand today.