Map agents to accountable owners.
Begin with the real work, the people involved and a clear definition of what a useful outcome would be.
Non-Human Identity
Know what is acting on your behalf.
Make service accounts and agent identities part of the operating model. Connect each identity to its purpose, owner and permitted systems.
Start a conversationSHAPE A USEFUL FIRST STEP
The right questions.
A considered beginning.
Define credential and access boundaries.
Confirm the information, connections and permissions needed to support this part of the workflow.
Plan lifecycle and access reviews.
Use representative examples to test the approach with the people who will own and operate it.
THE CHECKPOINT
Every request,
through the right gates.
Requests from connected services and agents pass the gates in order. Most clear them, some wait for a person, and every decision is written into the ledger. Choose a request to follow it.
The gates, in order
- Identity. Is this a named identity, not a shared key?
- Owner. Which person is accountable for it?
- Credential. Is its credential current and scoped?
- Access review. Is the access still needed?
Decision ledgerChoose a request to follow it
- Person
- Agent
- Service
PART OF A CONSIDERED WHOLE
Connected through Mesh.
The control layer for your AI estate. Bring identities, permissions, policy and evidence into the same picture, wherever your agents operate.
A starting point for discovery. Specific capabilities, integrations and deployment requirements are agreed with your team.