Identities outlive the projects that made them.
Service accounts, API keys and tokens pile up faster than anyone can review them. NEBU maps who owns each one and what it can reach, then retires what nobody needs.
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Palo Alto Networks, Identity Security Landscape 2026, 2,930 security leadersHow NEBU clears it.
Take one finding: an API key nobody has used in 180 days. It is still valid, and it can write to customer data.
Here is the same finding with NEBU, from the moment the key is found to the evidence on the record. Revoking it is a short decision because its last use and its way back are both on the card.
What changes for your team.
For security
A current map of non-human identities, each with an owner and a reason to exist.
For platform
Old keys and accounts are retired with proof that nothing still calls them.
For the auditor
Every retirement shows when the identity was last used, who approved its removal and how it would be restored.
How do you know nothing depends on it?
NEBU checks its use before anything is proposed.
The fix arrives with the evidence: when the key was last used, by what, and what it can reach. The way back is staged as part of the change, so the approver decides with the full picture.
Questions
Which identities does NEBU look at?
Service accounts, API keys, tokens and workload identities, including the ones AI agents use.
Do we need a complete inventory first?
No. NEBU builds the map as it works, from your cloud, identity and secrets tools, and keeps it current.
See where your own estate stands.
A posture assessment is a read-only review of your environment, scoped with your team, with a written report.
Bring the identity nobody wants to touch.
We trace its owner, its reach and its last use with you.