Solving the Non-Human Identity Crisis: Securing Your Organization's Invisible Workforce
Event details:
The accelerating AI revolution has made non-human identities (NHIs) one of the largest — and most business-critical — unmanaged security risks for organizations worldwide. Non-human identities now outnumber human users by orders of magnitude in large organizations, driving an alarming 84% surge in NHI-related security incidents just in the last year.
Yet, traditional security approaches and conventional IAM solutions leave major gaps and blind spots around your organization's most privileged machine identities, service accounts, and API keys.
Join S&P and Oleria as we break down the risks and define a future-ready approach to protecting this new frontier in cybersecurity — including proven best practices for NHI access governance and lifecycle management and modern tech solutions that deliver NHI visibility and control.
Key takeaways:
NHI visibility: Learn how you can move from fragmented identity visibility to complete and centralized clarity and control over all NHIs (and all human identities) across your IdPs.
Lifecycle management: Discover how you can eliminate the growing burden of manually managing identities across different identity providers — and start to streamline NHI lifecycle management, from creation and credential rotation to retirement.
Access governance & compliance: Unlike human identities with established security controls, NHIs create unique compliance challenges through their lack of MFA and session controls. Learn how you can streamline and automate governance tasks, including managing privileged access and removing dormant accounts.
Business continuity & risk reduction: The cost of recovering from NHI-related breaches is substantial — but the business costs of disrupted operations from a breach are even greater. See how you can shift from error-prone manual inventory processes toward a more automated and centralized approach to NHI management, so you can protect against security exposure and avoid the damage of disruptive downtime.
Featuring
Garrett Bekker is a Principal Analyst in the Information Security Practice at 451 Research. He brings a unique and diverse background, having viewed enterprise security from a variety of perspectives over the past 16 years. Garrett spent over 10 years as an equity research analyst at several investment banking firms, including Merrill Lynch, where he was the lead enterprise security analyst, in addition to covering infrastructure software and networking companies. Garrett has also held sales and marketing roles with early stage enterprise security vendors, and prior to joining 451 Research worked at a boutique investment bank focused on M&A and fundraising for small-to-midsized technology companies. Throughout his career, Garrett has focused on a wide variety of subsectors within enterprise security, and is now focusing primarily on identity and access management (IAM) and data security, with a special interest in applying the former to the cloud, big data and IoT. Garrett holds a BA in international studies (with honors) from the University at Buffalo, where he was a member of the varsity ice hockey team and learned how to drive a Zamboni. He also completed all coursework for a PhD in economics from the New School University and has completed undergraduate and graduate studies at McGill University and Cambridge University (Queens' College).
Jim is co-founder and CEO of Oleria, a visionary leader in identity security. Alkove is a notable IT and Security executive, with nearly 30 years' experience leading security for some of the world’s largest companies. Most recently, he served as Salesforce’s Chief Trust Officer and led Windows Commercial and Windows 10 Security for Microsoft after numerous other leadership positions at Microsoft and Google Nest. Alkove currently serves as strategic advisor to numerous startups and is an inventor on 50 U.S. patents. He earned a degree in electrical engineering at Purdue University.
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