The NHI Security POC Checklist
Although Non-Human Identity Security is a rapidly evolving space, understanding what capabilities a solution should offer is still challenging for many organizations. If you’re considering implementing an NHI security solution, running a proof of concept (POC) is a crucial first step, but defining the right goals and success criteria can make all the difference.
Our “NHI Security POC: Key Requirements for Success“ checklist provides a practical framework for successfully completing the evaluation process. Here’s what it covers and why it’s helpful.
Why this document matters
It can be hard to know where to start in a new market like NHI security. This guide provides a structured outline of the essential capabilities NHI security solutions should include, offering a baseline to help you evaluate your options.
Whether you’re new to NHI security or refining your approach, this document helps you:
- Define what capabilities matter most to your organization.
- Set clear objectives for your POC.
- Measure success in a way that aligns with your priorities.
What you’ll learn
The document breaks down key requirements for a successful POC, including:
- Defining the scope and goals of your POC.
- Identifying critical capabilities of an NHI security solution.
- Establishing meaningful evaluation criteria.
Following this framework ensures that your POC is focused, effective, and aligned with your organization’s needs.
