Your Guide to the Top Platforms for Securing and Governing Machine Identities at Enterprise Scale

KuppingerCole evaluated 26 vendors in the rapidly growing non-human identity management (NHIM) market, assessing how effectively they secure, govern, and manage machine identities. The report provides guidance for enterprises seeking to modernize their Identity and Access (IAM) frameworks and choose the right platform.

In the report, KuppingerCole recognizes AppViewX as an Overall Leader, Product Leader, and Innovation Leader in certificate lifecycle management and machine identity governance. The report also delivers a detailed, technical assessment of the platforms evaluated for securing machine identities across complex, enterprise-scale environments.

Download the free report to understand how AppViewX extends strong CLM and PKI automation capabilities into strategic NHI governance, with:

  • Strong discovery and classification of NHIs with advanced intelligent discovery features
  • Closed-loop automation, integrating discovery, orchestration, and remediation
  • Broad integrations with cloud providers, DevOps pipelines, CI/CD tools, and ITSM platforms
  • Excellent auditing, reporting, dashboards, and crypto-resilience tracking
  • Modern architecture with flexible deployment options

Certificates anchor trust for machine and non-human identities, making CLM solutions essential for governance and operational resilience. A unified approach ensures every workload, service, and application receives consistent certificate governance, automation, and security at enterprise scale.

Why the Report is Worth Downloading

  • Get a clear understanding of the trends in machine identity management and NHIM
  • Understand other important evaluation criteria and what sets the top products apart
  • Learn what capabilities matter most for securing machine identities in hybrid and multi-cloud environments
  • Use an independent third-party perspective to support your recommendations
  • Futureproof IAM and avoid costly missteps before you invest