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Non-human identity (NHI) refers to the service accounts, app registrations, API keys, managed identities, or workload identities used by agent systems at runtime, whose risk characteristics include enormous quantity, lack of multi-factor authentication, credentials that never expire for long periods, and lifecycles that are hard to track manually.
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