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In the year 2024, a staggering 68% of cloud breaches were attributed to compromised service accounts and forgotten API keys. It wasn’t phishing or weak passwords, but unmanaged non-human identities that posed a significant threat.
Each employee in an organization is associated with approximately 40 to 50 automated credentials, including service accounts, API tokens, AI agent connections, and OAuth grants. Unfortunately, when projects end or employees depart, many of these credentials remain active and unmonitored, potentially granting attackers unfettered access.
Attackers do not need to break in; they simply exploit the unattended keys left behind.
Join our upcoming webinar to learn how to detect and eliminate these “Ghost Identities” before they are exploited by hackers.
The proliferation of AI agents and automated workflows has led to an exponential increase in credentials that security teams struggle to monitor manually. Many of these credentials possess unnecessary admin-level access, and a single compromised token can enable lateral movement across an entire environment, with intrusions lasting an average of over 200 days.
Traditional Identity and Access Management (IAM) systems were not designed to handle this new threat landscape, as they primarily focus on managing human identities while neglecting non-human entities.
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Key points covered in this session:
- Conducting a comprehensive discovery scan of all non-human identities in your environment
- Implementing a framework to streamline permissions for service accounts and AI integrations
- Enforcing an automated lifecycle policy to revoke inactive credentials proactively
- Receiving an Identity Cleanup Checklist for immediate use
This webinar is not a product demonstration but a practical guide that can be implemented within your team promptly.
Do not leave your data vulnerable to hidden keys. Join us for a live session on securing non-human identities effectively.
📅 Secure your spot now: Register for the Webinar.
