Enterprise license management has always focused on human users. But now, non-human identities — service accounts, automation scripts, CI/CD bots, API clients — outnumber employees in most organizations. They connect, authenticate, and execute without rest. They also slip past traditional access controls, creating invisible attack surfaces that grow with every deployment.
An Enterprise License for Non-Human Identities is no longer optional. It's the only way to track, govern, and secure the software agents that run your product and infrastructure. Without it, audit logs lie by omission, compliance gaps widen, and breach investigations hit walls.
Non-human identities need the same lifecycle controls as people: provisioning, least privilege, rotation, and deprovisioning. The difference is scale — thousands of accounts across microservices, cloud platforms, and internal tools. Manual tracking fails. Static credentials expire unnoticed. Old service accounts keep admin rights long after the code they served is gone.