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Machine & Non-Human Identity

Secrets, certificates, and workload identities now outnumber your people many times over. We govern the non-human identities most programmes still leave unmanaged, built on Idira (CyberArk).

The problem we solve

For every employee, your environment runs dozens of non-human identities, service accounts, API keys, tokens, certificates, and workloads that authenticate to each other constantly.

Most are long-lived, over-permissioned, and scattered across code, config files, and cloud vaults. They rarely rotate, and no one owns them.

Attackers know this. Machine identity is now one of the fastest paths into an environment, and it sits outside the controls built for human logins.

Human identity has had a decade of investment, single sign-on, multifactor, privileged access. Non-human identity has not, even though it is now the larger population by far.

The work is to bring the same rigour to machines: know what exists, give each one a short-lived and scoped identity, rotate the credentials automatically, and prove it to an auditor. We deliver this on Idira (CyberArk), the same platform our PAM and secrets work is built on.

What we deliver

  • Secrets Management

    Application credentials, API keys, and DevOps secrets centralised, rotated, and pulled out of source code, built on Idira (CyberArk) Secrets Manager.

  • Certificate lifecycle

    Discover, issue, and auto-renew TLS and machine certificates across the estate, so expiry outages and untrusted certs stop happening.

  • Workload identity

    Short-lived, automatically validated identities for cloud-native workloads, replacing long-lived hard-coded secrets.

  • Cloud secrets governance

    Secrets that live in native cloud vaults brought under one control plane, so engineering keeps its tools and security keeps oversight.

The platform we offer

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