“The classic identity and access management challenges knowing and managing who has access to what pale in comparison to those of the non-human identity world. Understanding ‘what has access to what’ is orders of magnitude larger and, in some cases, more impactful than the human-related ones. The complexities of gaining visibility are significant, let alone management."

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“Throughout IT ecosystems, non-human identities like service accounts have maintained a ubiquitous presence, extending from on-premises setups to operational technology (OT) landscapes. With the proliferation of cloud apps and data, this challenge grows more pronounced” said John McLeod CISO of NOV. “ It's heartening to witness a company taking proactive steps to tackle this expansive and complex issue head-on."

John McLeod

CISO at NOV

“The classic identity and access management challenges knowing and managing who has access to what pale in comparison to those of the non-human identity world. Understanding ‘what has access to what’ is orders of magnitude larger and, in some cases, more impactful than the human-related ones. The complexities of gaining visibility are significant, let alone management."

Industry Expert

“The classic identity and access management challenges knowing and managing who has access to what pale in comparison to those of the non-human identity world. Understanding ‘what has access to what’ is orders of magnitude larger and, in some cases, more impactful than the human-related ones. The complexities of gaining visibility are significant, let alone management."

Industry Expert

“Throughout IT ecosystems, non-human identities like service accounts have maintained a ubiquitous presence, extending from on-premises setups to operational technology (OT) landscapes. With the proliferation of cloud apps and data, this challenge grows more pronounced” said John McLeod CISO of NOV. “ It's heartening to witness a company taking proactive steps to tackle this expansive and complex issue head-on."

John McLeod

CISO at NOV

“The classic identity and access management challenges knowing and managing who has access to what pale in comparison to those of the non-human identity world. Understanding ‘what has access to what’ is orders of magnitude larger and, in some cases, more impactful than the human-related ones. The complexities of gaining visibility are significant, let alone management."

Industry Expert

“The classic identity and access management challenges knowing and managing who has access to what pale in comparison to those of the non-human identity world. Understanding ‘what has access to what’ is orders of magnitude larger and, in some cases, more impactful than the human-related ones. The complexities of gaining visibility are significant, let alone management."

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"Unknown unknowns in security are the biggest vulnerabilities, and non-human identities are by far your biggest blind spots. Natoma's simple easy to use platform can discover, secure and manage the lifecycle of these NHIs, helping the industry raise the security bar."

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VP & CISO at BILL

“Throughout IT ecosystems, non-human identities like service accounts have maintained a ubiquitous presence, extending from on-premises setups to operational technology (OT) landscapes. With the proliferation of cloud apps and data, this challenge grows more pronounced” said John McLeod CISO of NOV. “ It's heartening to witness a company taking proactive steps to tackle this expansive and complex issue head-on."

John McLeod

CISO at NOV

“The classic identity and access management challenges knowing and managing who has access to what pale in comparison to those of the non-human identity world. Understanding ‘what has access to what’ is orders of magnitude larger and, in some cases, more impactful than the human-related ones. The complexities of gaining visibility are significant, let alone management."

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“The classic identity and access management challenges knowing and managing who has access to what pale in comparison to those of the non-human identity world. Understanding ‘what has access to what’ is orders of magnitude larger and, in some cases, more impactful than the human-related ones. The complexities of gaining visibility are significant, let alone management."

Industry Expert

“Throughout IT ecosystems, non-human identities like service accounts have maintained a ubiquitous presence, extending from on-premises setups to operational technology (OT) landscapes. With the proliferation of cloud apps and data, this challenge grows more pronounced” said John McLeod CISO of NOV. “ It's heartening to witness a company taking proactive steps to tackle this expansive and complex issue head-on."

John McLeod

CISO at NOV

“The classic identity and access management challenges knowing and managing who has access to what pale in comparison to those of the non-human identity world. Understanding ‘what has access to what’ is orders of magnitude larger and, in some cases, more impactful than the human-related ones. The complexities of gaining visibility are significant, let alone management."

Industry Expert

“The classic identity and access management challenges knowing and managing who has access to what pale in comparison to those of the non-human identity world. Understanding ‘what has access to what’ is orders of magnitude larger and, in some cases, more impactful than the human-related ones. The complexities of gaining visibility are significant, let alone management."

Industry Expert

“Throughout IT ecosystems, non-human identities like service accounts have maintained a ubiquitous presence, extending from on-premises setups to operational technology (OT) landscapes. With the proliferation of cloud apps and data, this challenge grows more pronounced” said John McLeod CISO of NOV. “ It's heartening to witness a company taking proactive steps to tackle this expansive and complex issue head-on."

John McLeod

CISO at NOV

“The classic identity and access management challenges knowing and managing who has access to what pale in comparison to those of the non-human identity world. Understanding ‘what has access to what’ is orders of magnitude larger and, in some cases, more impactful than the human-related ones. The complexities of gaining visibility are significant, let alone management."

Industry Expert