THE CONTINUOUS AUTHORITY PLATFORM

Make your enterprise agent-ready

Discover agents in real time, decide what they access, and enforce policies to manage your business risk.

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The Problem

AI adoption is already compounding your risk

An agent gets access once, and every action after that runs across your applications, your data, and your workflows.

What do your agents reach?
- AI agents
  Some are delegated by an employee, some run as service accounts, some act entirely on their own.
What can they do?
- Unbounded reach
  Agents carry full user and system permissions in long-lived credentials. The access persists beyond the task.
- Ungoverned action
  There is no check before agents act. They can read sensitive data or move money without being inspected.
- Unchecked spend
  Spend arrives as multiple invoices, with no breakdown of which agents spent it or what tasks it paid for.
What does it cost you?
- Exposed data
- Scattered evidence
- Surprise bills

You can list every agent and still not know what it did, or control what it may do next.

Introducing

Agent Authority

Bring discovery, delegated access, and runtime policy enforcement under one control plane.

Agent & NHI Discovery
See which agents are operating, the identities they use, and the tools they can reach.
Delegated access
Trace who authorized an agent, how far that authority reaches, and where it has been used.
Runtime enforcement
Evaluate every agent action against policy, risk, and context, before the agent can act.

Control every action

Allow
Deny
Redact
Throttle
Escalate
Human approval

The Platform

Agent Authority end to end

1 / 6Agent topology
The whole estate in one graph
Teams, the agents they run, the policies that decide their calls, and the MCP servers they reach.
2 / 6Agent reach
What agents actually reach
Which identities touch which data classes, and where the sensitive calls land.
3 / 6Access policies
Policy you can read
Allow or deny by agent, user, group, tool, and condition, with the blast radius shown before you save.
4 / 6Data redaction
Redaction before data leaves
PII, PHI, and MNPI caught in line on the response path, by pattern or by judge.
5 / 6Cost and adoption
An owner for agent spend
Cost and seat adoption per team, attributed to the agents that drive them.
6 / 6Governance
One place to answer for all of it
Requests, blocks, anomalies, and open findings across the whole estate.

How it works

Turn policy into a decision at the point of action

The visibility layer

An isometric view of the agent estate with three undeclared agents standing out above the declared ones

See

Every agent, service account, and instance in your systems, including unregistered ones.

Every non-human identity: agent, service account, instance.

The Observability layer

Three stacked isometric planes joined by a delegation spine, showing authority passing from a person to an agent to a sub-agent

Understand

Every delegation chain, showing who authorized each agent, and a trail of autonomous access to corporate data.

Behavioral baselines for every action, reach, and cost.

The decision layer

An isometric policy boundary with three agent requests crossing it: two continue through, one is stopped at the plane

Control

Every action agents take, decided in real time before they can do anything.

One decision per action, in milliseconds.

Integrations

Integrate seamlessly

Your identity provider stays where it is. Your agents keep their vendors. We sit on the call between them. No code changes, no model lock-in.

Identity Providers
SecureAuth, Okta, Ping, Microsoft Entra ID & more. Keep the one you have
Agent Vendors & Models
Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Microsoft Copilot, Cursor, Replit & in-house agents
Enterprise Apps & Data
Salesforce, DocuSign, Slack, Microsoft 365, GitHub, Snowflake & more
SIEM, SOAR & XDR
Splunk, CrowdStrike, Datadog, Microsoft Sentinel & more

Connected on secure standards

OAuth 2.1
OpenID Connect
SPIFFE / SVID
mTLS
Token exchange
Model Context Protocol

Business outcomes

Move AI into production with clear boundaries

Enable adoption

Give teams a defined path to deploy agents with appropriate access and oversight.

Reduce exposure

Limit the systems, data, and actions available to each agent.

Manage spend

Attribute usage and apply cost policies to help keep agent activity within budget.

Simplify investigations

Follow the chain from delegated authority to action and outcome.

Customers

Proof from teams already running it

“Routeware is scaling AI across our business with the governance to match. When SecureAuth showed us Agent Authority, it was an easy decision to move forward. The visibility and control it gives us are exactly what we need to move confidently in the AI era.”
Jeremy Collins, CEO
Routeware
“In financial services, when you operate authentication at the scale we do, stability is a requirement. SecureAuth runs reliably for our platform serving millions of members across 70+ financial institutions. SecureAuth’s platform is very stable and that is critical for our business operations and trust we have with our client base.”
Roberto Endrizzi, CTO
Deda Sphere
“One of the things that attracted us to SecureAuth is the ability to use different levels of authentication or different methods of authentication: we could do email authentication, mobile phone authentication, SMS authentication, telephone call authentication, and token authentication.”
Steven, SVP & CISO
Transcom

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Resources

The standards this runs on

White paper
Agent 101
How OAuth 2.1 and OpenID Connect give an agent a machine identity, and why the agent’s token flows cannot look like a human login.
White paper
Why an MCP Gateway is not enough
A gateway can check a token, but only your IdP should issue one: wire MCP as an OAuth resource server, not its own mini-IdP.
Series
Zero Trust for AI
From the Architecting Identity for Agentic AI series: what Zero Trust has to mean once the actor asking for access is an agent.
Series
Get your API foundation right for exposing to Agents
From the Architecting Identity for Agentic AI series: the standards work (scopes, token exchange, fine-grained authorization) your APIs need before autonomous callers arrive.

Take control of your AI agents

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Make your enterprise agent-ready

AI adoption is already compounding your risk

AI agents

Unbounded reach

Ungoverned action

Unchecked spend

Exposed data

Scattered evidence

Surprise bills

Agent Authority

Agent Authority end to end

The whole estate in one graph

What agents actually reach

Policy you can read

Redaction before data leaves

An owner for agent spend

One place to answer for all of it

Turn policy into a decision at the point of action

See

Understand

Control

Integrate seamlessly

Identity Providers

Agent Vendors & Models

Enterprise Apps & Data

SIEM, SOAR & XDR

Enable adoption

Reduce exposure

Manage spend

Simplify investigations

Proof from teams already running it

The standards this runs on

Agent 101

Why an MCP Gateway is not enough

Zero Trust for AI

Get your API foundation right for exposing to Agents

Take control of your AI agents