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Aembit Workload IAM Platform
Secretless workload and AI agent IAM issuing short-lived, policy-based access at runtime.
Aembit Workload IAM Platform Overview
What it does
Aembit Workload IAM Platform is an identity and access management system built for non-human identities, the software workloads and AI agents that connect to applications, cloud services, databases, and third-party APIs without a human at the keyboard. Instead of embedding long-lived API keys or secrets in code, it assigns each workload a cryptographically verifiable identity and issues short-lived credentials at the moment of access, so credentials expire automatically and no standing secret is left behind.
How it works
The platform enforces centralized, no-code policies that govern which workloads and agents may reach which services, evaluated against dynamic conditions such as risk posture, time, and geography for machine-to-machine conditional access. It runs as a split architecture: Aembit Cloud is a hosted control plane that manages policy and identity, while Aembit Edge components deploy into the customer environment across Kubernetes, virtual machines, serverless functions, and CI pipelines to broker and inject credentials at runtime. A separate line, IAM for Agentic AI, extends the same model to AI agents and Model Context Protocol servers, blending an agent's identity with the human operating it and controlling just-in-time access to LLMs and enterprise systems.
Credentials and traction
Aembit holds SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001 attestations for the platform. It was a top-10 finalist in the 2024 RSA Conference Innovation Sandbox and a 2024 SC Awards finalist for Best Identity Management Solution, was named to the Rising in Cyber 2025 list of top cybersecurity startups, and won Overall ID Management Solution of the Year in the 2025 CyberSecurity Breakthrough Awards. It targets enterprises securing non-human and AI-agent access across cloud and SaaS environments.
Key Capabilities
mapped to solution categoriesManages cloud-native machine identities (AWS IAM roles, GCP service accounts, Azure managed identities, Kubernetes service accounts) alongside traditional PKI certificates.
Issues short-lived, on-demand credentials to workloads at runtime instead of relying on long-lived static service-account secrets, so credentials expire automatically and reduce the standing attack surface.
Stores, rotates, and controls access to application secrets, API keys, and database credentials, providing dynamic secrets generation and auditable access logging.
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Info last updated on July 2, 2026