There is a category mistake that happens all the time in the non-human identity (NHI) market. People talk about governance as if it were a box you buy, install, and turn on. It is not.
NHI governance is the outcome of the hard work of understanding what you have and whether each identity is in a desired state. It is the condition you reach when your organization can see non-human identities, understand what access they hold, detect when that access becomes risky, and prove remediation efforts were taken when something went wrong.
That is exactly why GitGuardian's secrets-first model makes sense for organizations fighting for visibility and control of their sprawling non-human identity inventories.
The GitGuardian platform is built around the pragmatic truth that, if a non-human identity authenticates with an API key, token, service credential, or other secret-backed authentication string, that secret becomes the best artifact for discovering the identity, understanding its reach, and explaining the security state of the access it enables. GitGuardian gives teams true visibility over all NHI secrets across infrastructure, tying that visibility to hygiene improvement and breach reduction.
