Govern non-human access: from “just-in-case” to just-enough and just-in-time

If you run Kubernetes, CI/CD pipelines and cloud service accounts in production, you’re already living with non-human privileged access… whether you call it that or not

Non-human identities (NHIs) power modern cloud and application infrastructure. They also tend to accumulate persistent, over-privileged permissions because they’re hard to inventory, harder to right-size and nobody wants to be the one who breaks prod.

That “just-in-case” model creates standing access risk, widens the blast radius of a breach and quietly undermines compliance and audit efforts. If this sounds like something you are trying to solve, register and join us for this conversation:

Mr. NHI (Lalit Choda) and Kelsey Brazill (head of Product Marketing at P0)  break down the different types of NHIs, why service accounts are often the early and painful sign of governance breakdown and how to reduce exposure without slowing engineering velocity. They offer practical approaches to replace static credentials with just-enough and just-in-time access, backed by continuous monitoring and automated lifecycle governance.

• How non-human identities represent a high-impact but often invisible privileged access risk
• Why “just-in-case” permissions drive standing access risk, audit gaps and operational friction
• A closer look at service account sprawl and why it exposes privileged access first
• What effective monitoring, auditing and lifecycle management looks like today
• Practical ways to apply RBAC, least privilege and just-in-time controls to non-human identities

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