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Securing Banking Enterprises as Non-Human Identities Grow

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Machine identities continue to grow as automation and AI initiatives expand. Lack of governance and visibility create new security vulnerabilities.

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Original Source Material

CISOs Grapple With AI Blind Spots, Excessive Permissions and Governance Issues Machine identities continue to multiply as organizations push automation, cloud services and AI-driven initiatives deeper into core operations. This rapid growth creates new vulnerabilities, especially when non-human identities lack governance or are completely invisible to security teams.