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  • Product Blog

    Agent authorization: let AI assistants do admin tasks for you

    If an assistant uses a shared admin account and the log records only that account, you can't tell who asked. Calls to the Agent Authority management tools run with the roles of the person the assistant belongs to, and the audit log records each call with both the assistant and that person.

  • Product Blog

    Moving your employees to passkeys? Keep real-time risk scoring

    The FIDO Passkey Index 2026 puts passkeys at 36% of sign-ins at the best-resourced deployments in the world. The other 64% of sign-ins, the enrollment that creates a passkey and the session after the login still need a risk score.

  • Industry Insights

    Love the Bots. Don't Trust Them.

    On Thursday, Axios reported that major U.S. banks are detecting unauthorized third-party AI agents operating inside customer accounts, and that some of those agents appear to be taking actions their users never asked for. I have a confession. I am part of that bot army.

  • Knowledge Hub

    MCP Authentication: How OAuth Works for MCP Servers

    MCP authentication for remote MCP servers uses OAuth 2.1. The MCP server acts as an OAuth resource server: it points the client to an authorization server, the user signs in there, and the client sends an access token issued for that one server on every request. Local stdio servers take their credentials from the environment instead.

  • Knowledge Hub

    What Are the Best MCP Gateways in 2026?

    The leading enterprise MCP gateways in 2026 fall into four groups: identity-first gateways (SecureAuth Agent Authority, Okta Agent Gateway, Aembit, Pomerium, Runlayer, Cloudflare MCP server portals), API and AI gateways that added MCP (Kong AI Gateway, Azure API Management, agentgateway), open source gateways you host yourself (Docker MCP Gateway, IBM ContextForge, Microsoft MCP Gateway, Obot) and managed MCP platforms (TrueFoundry, Portkey, MintMCP). Most handle routing, sign-in and logging. Before you choose, check whether the gateway gives each agent run its own identity tied to the user and checks every tool call, down to its arguments.

Ebooks & White Papers

Two ebooks for security and IAM leaders, and a five-part white paper series for architects who secure AI agents with OAuth, OIDC, and trust frameworks.

Ebooks

Architecting Identity for Agentic AI: White Paper Series, Parts 1–5

  • White paper

    AGENTIC AI - IDENTITY 101 FOR AI AGENTS

    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

    AGENTIC AI - WIRING MCP TO YOUR IdP

    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.

  • White paper

    AGENTIC AI - INVITING SaaS AI WITHOUT INVITING TROUBLE

    Connecting AI agents and MCP servers across the SaaS boundary, in both directions, with Dynamic Client Registration, signed software statements and a trust registry.