Aembit

The page examines five non-human identity breaches and explains how Workload IAM helps prevent them by eliminating static secrets and enforcing identity at runtime.

The page says PCI version 4 treats non-human identities as a greater risk than user accounts and requires organizations to move beyond IGA inventory and monitoring to enforce access controls through IAM.

Aembit achieved ISO 27001 following its SOC 2 Type II certification.

The Aembit blog publishes articles on industry trends and the workload identity world for DevOps, security, software development, cloud architecture, and technology management audiences.

The page shares Aembit news and press releases about updates, with a focus on non-human workload security.

The page describes careers at Aembit and a team building identity and access security for AI agents, software workloads, and non-human identities.

Aembit offers Starter and Enterprise plans for its platform, which manages access between federated workloads. The Starter plan is free, while the Enterprise offering provides a custom foundation for Workload Identity and Access Management.

The page says API gateways protect the provider side of an API call, while Aembit protects the caller side by attesting workload or AI agent identity and injecting a short-lived credential before a request.

The page says IGA governs human identity on an HR cadence, while Aembit governs non-human access at runtime for workloads, AI agents, and pipelines.

NHI governance tools find and inventory machine credentials. Aembit enforces access at runtime. Where NHI platforms map what exists, Aembit attests workload identity at each request and issues short-lived credentials that eliminate the static surface NHI tools are tracking.

The page says PAM secures human privileged access, while Aembit governs non-human identities with short-lived, attestation-based credentials instead of static secrets.

Aembit describes its vision, founders Kevin Sapp and David Goldschlag, people-driven culture, and investors Ballistic Ventures, TenEleven, Okta Ventures, and Crowstrike.

The Aembit team answers questions about how Aembit works and identity matters.

Aembit is IAM for agentic AI and workloads. Enable secretless access and real-time policy enforcement across any environment to protect data and accelerate AI adoption.

Aembit's privacy policy describes how it safeguards data and addresses online security and data protection.

Aembit's terms of service set out the guidelines and policies governing use of its services.

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Aembit launches its workload identity and access management service alongside a $16.6 million seed round led by Ballistic Ventures and Ten Eleven Ventures. The Maryland-based company helps teams manage and authorize workload access to APIs, databases, and other cloud resources without requiring code changes, and can discover existing access patterns in a non-enforcement mode. Aembit plans to expand its product and launch a self-serve offering for small and medium-sized businesses.

Mar 2023 · TechCrunchNews article