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Zero Trust NHI Security
Continuously validate every non-human identity, action, and access path — no assumptions, no exceptions.
The Solution
Zero Trust isn’t just for people. NHIs, including service accounts, automation tools, and AI agents, must also be verified continuously before they access sensitive systems or data.
Token Security brings Zero Trust principles to the machine layer. It authenticates NHIs contextually, enforces least privilege based on behavior, and monitors for suspicious activity in real time. With dynamic risk scoring and integration into access workflows, Token Security ensures that every machine identity is verified, authorized, and behaving as expected—every time it acts.
Features
The Solution
Zero Trust isn’t just for people. NHIs, including service accounts, automation tools, and AI agents, must also be verified continuously before they access sensitive systems or data.
Token Security brings Zero Trust principles to the machine layer. It authenticates NHIs contextually, enforces least privilege based on behavior, and monitors for suspicious activity in real time. With dynamic risk scoring and integration into access workflows, Token Security ensures that every machine identity is verified, authorized, and behaving as expected—every time it acts.
Capabilities
Continuously validate identity and intent
Confirm the legitimacy of every NHI based on source, behavior, location, and workload context before allowing access.
Enforce least privilege with dynamic access controls
Automatically adjust access permissions based on real-world usage, posture, and real-time risk.
Detect policy violations and privilege creep
Identify when NHIs deviate from approved access patterns or accumulate permissions beyond their function.
Integrate with policy enforcement points (PEPs)
Extend Zero Trust enforcement to cloud-native, on-prem, and hybrid systems via integrations with IAM, gateways, and runtime controls.
Trigger an automated response when trust breaks
Quarantine NHIs, revoke credentials, or block access paths when suspicious activity exceeds defined thresholds.
