Agent Identity & Access

Whose credentials is your agent using?

Give agents identifiable, scoped access across enterprise systems.

How it fits together

  1. Agent identity
  2. Scoped permission
  3. Attributed action

What changes.

We design and implement how your agent identifies itself, obtains authorized access and loses that access when its role changes.

Yours to put to work.

  • Scope and acceptance criteria agreed together.

An identity and access design

Agent identities, user delegation and permission mapping for the agreed systems.

Authentication adapters

Credential and token handling for the required enterprise authentication flows.

Lifecycle and audit coverage

Provisioning, rotation, revocation and traceable access decisions.

See an example engagement

An example scope, adapted to your environment.

  1. The starting point: An agent needs different permissions in a ticketing system and a repository.
  2. The work: Map the role, implement each access path and test revocation.
  3. The handoff: Working integrations with documented permissions and lifecycle procedures.

How we evaluate the result

  • Allowed operations succeed under the intended identity.
  • Out-of-scope operations and revoked credentials fail as expected.
  • Access events can be attributed to an agent and, where applicable, a user.

A useful place to start

Let’s work through your specific problem.

Start with Agent Identity & Access, scoped to your environment.