View the workload identities inventory

Review the workload identities inventory to assess the security posture of non-human apps across Okta, Salesforce, and Microsoft Entra ID.

About this task

Early Access release

The Inventory displays summaries and details of your workload identities.

  1. In the Identity Security Posture Management console, go to Inventory > Non-human identities > Workload identities.
  2. Review the summaries at the top of the page.
    • Workload identities: The total number of workload identities discovered across all connected sources.
    • Identities by source: A summary of workload identities by identity provider: Okta, Salesforce, or Microsoft Entra ID.
    • Identities and credentials: A summary of workload identities grouped by their authentication method.
    • Credential rotation: A summary of credential rotation status across all workload identities, highlighting apps with stale or unrotated credentials.
  3. Review the workload apps table.
    • Workload identity name: The name of the workload identity, with an icon indicating its source: Okta, Microsoft Entra ID, or Salesforce.
    • Active credentials: All authentication methods configured for the app, such as client secrets and certificates.
    • Last rotation: The oldest credential rotation date across all sign-in methods for the app.
    • High privileges: The app's permission level (Non-Privileged, Privileged, or High Privileges).
    • Status: Active, inactive, or expired.
    • Date created: The date the workload identity was created.
  4. Review the credential details in the side pane.
    • Creation time: When the credential was created.
    • Expires at: The date when the credentials expire, if applicable.
    • Status: Active, inactive, or expired.
  5. Review the permissions details in the side pane.
    • Permission name: The permission as it's named in the app.
    • Permission type: Role, API scope, Application Permissions, or Delegated Permissions.
    • Target application: The app where the permission applies.