How many service accounts have no current owner?
Give Every Service Account an Owner
Non-human identities receive ownership, review dates and controls matched to how they operate.
What opens the conversation
Service accounts can operate for years without named ownership, review or a reliable removal process.
Help the customer recognize the need.
Which credentials are embedded in scripts or configuration?
What happens when the employee who created an integration leaves?
Which capabilities fit—and why
Rainbow Secure MFA
Verifies the person before access is granted, while the other capabilities govern what that verified person may reach.
Service-account governance
Assigns ownership and scheduled review to non-human identities.
PAM
Limits privileged use by service and administrator accounts.
Digital Vault
Protects selected secrets used by integrations.
Identity monitoring
Surfaces unusual account activity.
A practical first-use-case path
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Inventory non-human identities
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Assign owner and business purpose
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Move eligible secrets into controlled storage
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Review usage and recertify access
What the customer should gain
Reduced orphaned-account risk and a clearer operating model for non-human identities.
This industry use case is based on a common business need. It is not presented as a completed customer engagement or performance guarantee.
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