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Snowflake ends service-account passwords. Now comes the hard part
Snowflake will discontinue password authentication for legacy service accounts, requiring organizations to transition those accounts to p…
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Snowflake will discontinue password authentication for legacy service accounts, requiring organizations to transition those accounts to password‑less authentication methods. Token Security notes that the more difficult task is determining the purpose, ownership, and necessary access levels for each of these accounts. This shift aims to improve security by eliminating password‑based credentials. Organizations must now audit and map their service accounts to implement appropriate password‑less solutions.
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