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

In this session, Lalit Choda (Mr. NHI)  and Kelsey Brazill walk through how non-human identities accumulate  persistent permissions, why service accounts are often the first signal of  governance breakdown and how teams can reduce exposure without slowing engineering  velocity.

By watching the replay, you’ll learn:

●      why non-human identities often become a  hidden privileged access risk

●      how “just-in-case” permissions expand  standing access across production

●      where service account sprawl typically  starts and why it matters

●      what effective monitoring and lifecycle  governance looks like in practice

●      practical ways to apply RBAC, least  privilege and just-in-time access to non-human identities

See how your team can move from static  credentials and standing permissions toward just-enough and just-in-time  access models for modern infrastructure.

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