Booz Allen Backs Corsha: A Comedy of Machine Identities and Zero Trust Adventures
In a world where machines chat more than teenagers, Booz Allen’s strategic investment in Corsha is all about securing those digital gossip sessions. As machine identities multiply, Corsha aims to keep the chatter safe, aligning with Booz Allen Ventures’ focus on zero trust and autonomy.
Hot Take:
In a world where machines won’t stop chatting, Booz Allen Ventures is playing matchmaker with Corsha to ensure their conversations are more secure than a teenager’s diary. With the rise of AI, it seems even machines need to check each other’s ID at the door. Who would’ve thought our future would involve machines holding secret club meetings, and Corsha is the bouncer keeping things in check? Watch out, Skynet, Corsha’s got the keys to the machine ID kingdom!
Key Points:
- Booz Allen Ventures makes a strategic investment in Corsha, a machine identity provider.
- The purpose is to boost Corsha’s development in secure machine identity and access management.
- Machine identities, also known as non-human identities (NHIs), are on the rise.
- APIs are becoming a preferred attack vector, increasing the need for secure machine identity.
- The investment supports Corsha’s growth in industrial and mission-critical environments.
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