5 min readThe core problem is that human IAM was never built for machine scale or behavior... The amount of non-human identities continues growing—10 to 1 will turn into 45 to 1, then 100 to 1, then 200 to 1. Nothing stops this growth. Unlike people, machines can't use MFA or log in with a password. Instead, their 'credentials' are static API keys or secrets embedded in code. This creates a hidden drag on DevOps velocity and leaves organizations exposed to security risks.

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Apurva Dave

Source: Security Boulevard
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