Non-human identity
Concept
A non-human identity is a digital identity used by software rather than a person, such as a service principal, managed identity or AI agent identity, that authenticates and acts on resources and therefore needs its own ownership, permission scoping and revocation path.
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- サービスアカウントのMFA:Microsoft環境における非人間ID(ノンヒューマンID)の保護
· Mirko Peters
サービスアカウントは、自動化スクリプト、クラウドアプリ、無数のインテグレーションなど、現代の企業ITを支える生命線になっています。しかし、攻撃者もそのことをよく知っています。だからこそ、特にMicrosoft 365やAzure環境で非人間ID(ノンヒューマンID)の数が人の数を10対1で上回っている場合、サービスアカウントに多要素認証(MFA)を適用するこ - MFA for Service Accounts: Securing Non-Human Identities in Microsoft Environments
· Mirko Peters
Service accounts have become the lifeblood of modern enterprise IT—think automated scripts, cloud apps, and endless integrations. But guess what? Attackers kn…
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