Bring Governance Over Your NHIs
Secure non-human identities, the fastest-growing attack surface in your organization. Gain total visibility, enforce clear ownership, and automate the lifecycle of service accounts, bots, and API keys.
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Machine Identities Need a New Governance Strategy
Non-Human Identities (NHIs) now outnumber humans 20:1. Manual spreadsheet tracking of service accounts and agents can no longer scale. Extend Autonomous Identity Governance to NHIs with the right visibility, intelligence, and automation.
Control access with converged identity security
Treat machines as first-class citizens. Unify human and non-human identity governance into a single pane of glass for visibility and control.
Eliminate breaches before they happen
A service account without an owner is a vulnerability waiting to happen. Automatically map every NHI to a human owner for accountability.
Identify anomalies and auto-remediate
Ask natural-language questions to find dormant accounts, orphaned NHIs, policy drift, and violations. Uncover more risks and remediate faster with less noise.
Solve Your NHI Governance Use Cases
Discover and map every machine identity
See every human and non-human identity. Lumos continuously discovers service accounts, agents, and workload identities across your IdP, Cloud Infrastructure, and SaaS apps.
Enforce continuous least-privilege
Just like humans, NHIs accumulate access they don't need. Albus, our Identity AI Agent, analyzes usage patterns to detect over-privileged service accounts. It recommends policy changes to strip away unused permissions, ensuring your machines have only the access they need to function.
Extend access reviews to NHIs
Include non-human identities in your regular certification campaigns. Lumos allows app owners to review both human and machine access side-by-side. If a service account is flagged as risky or dormant, owners can revoke access or rotate credentials directly from the review interface.
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Frequently Asked Questions
NHI Governance is the practice of securing and managing the lifecycle of machine identities — such as service accounts, API keys, and bots — with the same rigor as human employees. It involves discovery, ownership assignment, access reviews, and automated decommissioning.
Unlike human identities that live centrally in an HRIS or IdP (like Okta), NHIs are often created ad-hoc by developers directly within applications (e.g., a local AWS IAM user or a GitHub Personal Access Token), creating shadow machine identities that central IT cannot see.
Lumos allows you to ask natural-language questions to instantly identify dormant accounts, orphaned NHIs, and Toxic Combinations (SoD).
Instead of digging through logs, you can simply ask Albus to, "show me all identities with admin access that haven't acted in 30 days," and then apply a remediation policy to revoke them automatically. This allows you to uncover risks and remediate them faster with less noise.
Coming in 2026.
Lumos unifies bots and humans in a single view but applies context-aware logic.
For example, a "last login" date might mean something different for a batch-job bot than for a human. Albus helps reviewers understand machine usage context so they don't accidentally break production workflows.
Coming in 2026.
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