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Who is Token Security?
Token Security is a private cybersecurity software company focused on machine identity security, helping enterprises discover, inventory, and control non-human identities such as service accounts, secrets, certificates, and access tokens across cloud and SaaS environments.
- Discovery and inventory of non-human identities across cloud, SaaS, and development environments
- Secrets, tokens, API keys, and certificate visibility with posture assessment
- Governance and lifecycle controls for machine identities and associated access paths
- Risk detection for overprivileged, orphaned, stale, or exposed non-human credentials
- Support for enterprise security operations, identity programs, and cloud security teams
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More About Token Security
Token Security operates in cybersecurity, with a focus on machine identity and non-human identity management. In enterprise environments, its software is used to identify and monitor credentials and identities created for workloads, services, applications, automation pipelines, and integrations. This includes items such as API keys, access tokens, service accounts, secrets, and certificates that often spread across cloud platforms, SaaS applications, source code repositories, CI/CD systems, and identity providers.
The company’s offerings align most closely with the machine identity and certificate lifecycle management segment, while also overlapping with identity governance, cloud security, and secrets management. In practice, organizations use these tools to build an inventory of machine identities, understand where credentials are stored and used, map permissions, and detect accounts or tokens that have broad privileges, no owner, excessive age, or weak rotation practices. That positioning is relevant for security teams working on least privilege, credential hygiene, breach containment, and audit readiness.
Its technology domain is associated with cloud APIs, SaaS integrations, identity metadata analysis, and policy-based controls for non-human access. The architectural context typically includes public cloud environments, Kubernetes and containerized workloads, DevOps toolchains, IAM systems, and enterprise directories. The platform is generally relevant where organizations need centralized visibility into machine-to-machine authentication patterns that are not well covered by workforce identity tools such as single sign-on or multifactor authentication platforms.
Within enterprise security architecture, Token Security fits into the identity security market rather than endpoint or network security. Its current solution area is machine identity security, especially discovery, governance, and risk reduction for non-human identities. That places it alongside programs for privileged access, secrets handling, and cloud access governance, but with a narrower focus on service-to-service and workload-to-service credentials used by modern applications and infrastructure.
Our description of Token Security. Updated September 2026.
