IDENTITY / NON-HUMAN
Govern the Identities That Outnumber Your People
Service accounts, workloads, and AI agents now hold most of the standing access to your data — usually over-privileged, rarely rotated, and largely unwatched. Lattix enforces least-privilege, revocable policy on every non-human identity.
Non-human identities — service accounts, API keys, workloads, CI/CD pipelines, and now AI agents — outnumber human users many times over, and they hold the keys to your data. They're typically provisioned with broad standing access "to be safe," embedded with long-lived secrets that are rarely rotated, and monitored far less than human accounts. Attackers know this: compromised machine credentials are a leading breach vector, because one over-privileged service account can quietly reach enormous amounts of data.
- Service accounts and workloads are over-provisioned with broad standing access.
- Long-lived secrets and keys are embedded and rarely rotated.
- Non-human identities are monitored far less than human users.
- AI agents add a fast-growing class of autonomous data consumers.
- Compromised machine credentials are a top breach vector.
Enforce Least Privilege on Non-Human Identities
Lattix binds attribute-based policy to data and evaluates every request — human or machine — against it. Service accounts, workloads, and agents get access to exactly the data their function requires, in the right context, instead of broad standing entitlements.
Make Access Contextual and Short-Lived
Access for a workload or agent is evaluated per request against context — what it is, what it's doing, from where — so a leaked credential alone isn't enough. Access is conditional and revocable rather than a permanent grant tied to a static secret.
Revoke Compromised Identities Instantly
When a service account or agent is compromised or decommissioned, you revoke its data access centrally and everywhere at once — cutting off the credential's reach without hunting through every system it touched.
Audit Every Machine Access
Every non-human access is recorded to a tamper-evident ledger, giving you the visibility into machine identities that's usually missing — and a verifiable trail when one behaves anomalously.
Least-Privilege Machines
Service accounts and workloads reach only the data their function needs.
Contain Credential Theft
Contextual, conditional access means a leaked secret alone isn't enough.
Instant Revocation
Cut a compromised or retired identity's data access everywhere at once.
Govern AI Agents
Apply the same policy to autonomous agents as to any other non-human identity.
Machine Visibility
A tamper-evident ledger reveals what non-human identities actually access.
Shrink Attack Surface
Close the over-privileged service-account gap attackers rely on.
Helps You Align With
Lattix provides the technical controls and audit capabilities to help your organization meet the requirements of these frameworks.
What is a non-human or machine identity?
Non-human identities include service accounts, API keys, workloads, CI/CD pipelines, and AI agents — automated actors that access data without a human at the keyboard. They typically outnumber human users many times over and hold significant standing access to data.
How does Lattix secure machine identity data access?
Lattix binds attribute-based policy to data and evaluates every request — human or machine — against it, so service accounts, workloads, and agents get least-privilege, contextual, revocable access instead of broad standing entitlements, with every access audited.
What happens if a service account credential is leaked?
Because access is evaluated per request against context rather than granted permanently to a static secret, a leaked credential alone is not enough to reach data, and you can revoke the identity's access centrally and everywhere at once.
Does this cover AI agents too?
Yes. AI agents are non-human identities, and Lattix applies the same least-privilege, contextual, auditable data-access policy to them as to any service account or workload.
Govern Non-Human Access to Your Data
Tell us about your service accounts, workloads, and agents, and we'll show you how Lattix enforces least-privilege, revocable data access for every one.
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