The next global disaster won’t shake the ground. It will corrupt the code. As millions of machine identities silently authenticate, connect, and trade trust across the world’s digital infrastructure, a new kind of catastrophe is taking shape. One with no borders, no warning, and no playbook. A single compromised key could cascade through shared systems, collapsing entire networks and linking thousands of organizations in invisible ways. Traditional insurance models, built for storms and...
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The next global disaster won’t shake the ground. It will corrupt the code. As millions of machine identities silently authenticate, connect, and trade trust across the world’s digital infrastructure, a new kind of catastrophe is taking shape. One with no borders, no warning, and no playbook. A single compromised key could cascade through shared systems, collapsing entire networks and linking thousands of organizations in invisible ways. Traditional insurance models, built for storms and...
Non-Human Identities (NHIs), which include programmatic access credentials such as API keys and service accounts, have become the second most frequent and costliest attack vector. They now outnumber human employees by 92 to 1. Originally created by development teams to enable functionality, these critical credentials often exist outside the visibility or control of security teams, forming a vast and silent attack surface. This hidden risk is catastrophic. Exposed NHIs give adversaries an idea...
The Deep Dive with Avistar.AI
The next global disaster won’t shake the ground. It will corrupt the code. As millions of machine identities silently authenticate, connect, and trade trust across the world’s digital infrastructure, a new kind of catastrophe is taking shape. One with no borders, no warning, and no playbook. A single compromised key could cascade through shared systems, collapsing entire networks and linking thousands of organizations in invisible ways. Traditional insurance models, built for storms and...
