How do you evaluate the security of non-human entities like software applications, services, and containers? Just as human users rely on multi-factor authentication, non-human workloads need unique identities to authenticate access to databases and application programming interfaces, or APIs.
Applying zero trust principles means treating every workload the same—granting only minimum necessary permissions after continuous identity verification. Senior Product Marketing Manager Amber Silver explains how zero trust workload identity protects critical infrastructure from credential exploitation.
Learn how verifying workload identity prevents attackers from moving laterally across your cloud infrastructure, and see how Zero Trust Workload Identity Manager in Red Hat OpenShift Platform Plus simplifies management.
Resources:
🛡️ Discover Red Hat OpenShift Platform Plus → https://www.redhat.com/en/technologies/cloud-computing/openshift/platform-plus
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