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Non-Human Identity Terms: A to Z Glossary

Looking for a straightforward rundown of non-human workload IAM-related terms, from the basic to the advanced? You’re in the right place. We’ve compiled a glossary that covers everything related to secure systems design, identity management, and data protection – from “A”ccess control to “Z”ero Trust.

Whether you’re looking to mature your workload IAM strategy or just need a quick reference or refresher, this glossary is here to make sure you have the precise terminology at your fingertips.

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YAML Ain’t Markup Language (YAML)

Identity types
YAML is a human-readable data serialization format used to define configuration data, often in DevOps and cloud environments. In IAM and workload management, YAML is frequently used in configuration files for systems like Kubernetes, where identity and access policies are defined for workloads. Formerly known as Yet Another Markup Language.

Zero Trust

Security concepts
A security framework that assumes no entity, either inside or outside the network, should be automatically trusted. It mandates continuous verification of the security status of identities, devices, and network traffic before granting access to resources.