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Non-human identity security
Non-human identity security shows what service accounts, bots, tokens and coding agents are doing, not only where they are. NHI security that stops at an inventory misses the finding, and AI agent identity security is the same problem on a faster clock: an ownerless agent still deploying is misuse, not a missing inventory row. See the NHI misuse threat library.
Service accounts, release bots and coding agents on one ranked worklist.
Every non-human identity, on the same register as people
Service accounts, build identities, release bots and coding agents resolve into one entry each, however many systems name them differently. Quantlyx compares what each was granted with what it actually did, so the register shows use as well as location.
What Quantlyx flags
Standing access after revoke
Revoked in one console, still live in another. The joined view is the finding, and it is how standing privilege on a non-human identity shows up.
Off-purpose access
A valid grant used for something the ticket or certification never defined. Grant versus use is the test.
Orphaned service account
The owner left and the account still runs. Owner gone, grant live is a named entry in the threat library.
AI agents with no owner
A coding agent or release bot that can still deploy with nobody accountable is off-purpose access on the same register as a person.
Unused entitlements
Grants nobody uses surface while the window to remove them is still open, ranked by risk, with a plain-language definition.
Change versus runtime
A change that requested one action while runtime did another. See change requested versus what ran.
Misuse, not inventory
An inventory lists where non-human identities are. Quantlyx shows what they are doing. Each finding is scored as a SOC-ready signal and routed with its evidence to the SIEM, the service desk and change management, so the practitioner can act before the misuse spreads. Your governance and access platforms stay the system of record, and nothing is written back unless a person approves a QuantQFix action.
See NHI misuse on your tenant
Read-only pilot. One lifecycle path. If nothing turns up, you keep a clean report.