IAM + Cybersecurity + AI
Machine & AI-Agent Identity
Service accounts, API keys, and now AI agents already outnumber human identities in most environments — and most identity programs still aren't built to discover, own, or govern them.
Why this matters now
As organizations adopt agentic AI, every new agent is a new non-human identity with its own permissions and blast radius. Getting governance right before scale is far cheaper than retrofitting controls onto dozens of agents already in production.
How we help
- Non-human identity discovery, inventory, and ownership assignment
- Scoped, short-lived credentials and automated secrets rotation for machine identities
- Identity and access governance extended to AI agents, not just service accounts
- AI-specific guardrails — human-in-the-loop approval, action logging, and prompt-injection defense
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Learn moreFAQ
Is this only relevant if we're already deploying AI agents?
No — non-human identity governance (service accounts, API keys, certificates) is valuable on its own, and becomes more urgent as AI agent adoption grows.
How do you avoid this becoming a purely theoretical governance exercise?
We start from discovery and inventory of what actually exists in your environment today, not a policy document written in the abstract.