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Non Human Identity Security Violations

Non-Human Identity Security Violations : This section covers security breaches or incidents involving non-human identities, such as unauthorized access by NHI, malware exploiting system privileges, or other threats targeting secrets or service accounts.

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Non Human Identity Security Violations

Overconsumed

Overconsumption occurs when resources or services are utilized beyond their intended or...

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Out-of-Sync Application

An out-of-sync application is a software application or system that is not synchronized or aligned with other components, dependencies, or d

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Orphaned Accounts

Orphaned accounts are user accounts or identities that are no longer associated with any active user or role within a system or...

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Overprivileged

Overprivileged refers to a condition where user accounts, roles, or entities are granted excessive or unnecessary permissions and access...

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Stale Accounts

Stale accounts are user accounts or identities that remain active within an organization's IT environment despite being unused or...

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