Tag: Workloads

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.
Security teams are shifting their focus from securing individual users to securing everything that acts on behalf of a user, especially when that “thing” is software.
After locking down workforce identity, Snowflake’s security team took on the harder problem – controlling non-human access at scale without slowing teams down.
In distributed, cloud-native environments, long-lived credentials have become a growing source of risk, operational friction, and compliance failure.
With the increasing complexity of cloud environments and the proliferation of APIs, exposed secrets have become a widespread concern.
This guide covers the essential best practices for securing your organization's secrets in cloud environments.
Learn how leading enterprises manage access keys for non-human cloud workloads, reduce credential risks, and move beyond traditional key management.
With Aembit, you can secure Microsoft workloads – wherever they run – using short-lived credentials, posture-aware policies, and no-code credential injection.
AI agents don’t neatly fit into your IAM chart. They switch roles, borrow authority, and rewrite what identity means at runtime. Here's what that means for you.
The MCP authorization spec sets a new standard for securing non-human AI agents – with lessons for anyone building autonomous, scalable systems.