SNOWFLAKE KILLS SERVICE-ACCOUNT PASSWORDS
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Snowflake is phasing out password authentication for legacy service accounts, requiring organizations to adopt passwordless methods. The real challenge: identifying which accounts exist, who manages them, and what access they hold.
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