SPIRL enforces least privilege by issuing dynamic identities scoped to specific tasks, ensuring only the necessary access is granted. This approach limits potential exposure, reducing the likelihood of breaches.
SPIRL replaces static, hard-coded credentials with short-lived, attested identities for each workload. This streamlines management and enhances security by ensuring credentials are unique to each task, preventing unauthorized access.
With SPIRL, service account credentials are always fresh. The system continuously generates dynamic credentials, improving security hygiene and reducing long-term vulnerabilities.
SPIRL’s dynamic identity framework limits the scope of compromised credentials, isolating them to specific workloads and reducing the risk of lateral movement within your systems. This containment significantly minimizes potential damage in the event of a breach.
of breaches in the 2023 Verizon DBIR involved stolen credentials. SPIRL’s dynamic credentialing reduces this risk. 1
of breaches are due to human error and misconfiguration. SPIRL’s workload identity management helps eliminate these risks. 1
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