Just-In-Time Permissions

Just-in-time permissions is a security practice that grants users temporary access to specific resources only at the moment they need to perform a task, then automatically revokes that access after completion. This approach significantly reduces the risk of unauthorized data access, credential compromise, and insider threats by minimizing the window of exposure. For AI governance, just-in-time permissions are critical for controlling who can access sensitive training data, model parameters, and deployment systems, ensuring that data scientists and engineers cannot inadvertently misuse elevated privileges or create compliance violations.

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Corporate PolicyGlobal2026-07-28

Hush Security's $30M Series A Puts NHI Credential Governance and Agent Registries on the Enterprise Compliance Agenda

Tel Aviv-based Hush Security has closed a $30 million Series A round, bringing total funding to $41 million, to expand its machine access platform for AI agent governance. The platform registers AI agents in a central registry, enforces just-in-time scoped permissions at runtime, and maintains a full audit trail for each agent interaction. The raise signals growing market pressure on enterprise compliance teams to implement formal non-human identity controls as agentic deployments scale.

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