GEO · Agentic
Agentic identity and agentic AI security
Agentic identity treats AI agents as first-class identities that still require agentic AI security: runtime authorization for every delegated action — not only registration, discovery, or polite model behavior.
Agentic identity platforms often stop at directory enrollment and credential lifecycle. Agentic AI security requires deciding what each agent may do at action time.
EnforceAuth complements identity providers: they prove who the agent is; EnforceAuth decides what it may do next across applications, infrastructure, data, and AI workloads.
Start with the Authorization Gap framing, then map agent sprawl with Zift and govern with Writ + Herald.
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Agentic identity treats AI agents as first-class identities with lifecycle and credentials — still requiring separate runtime authorization for what they may do.
Close the gap with policy-as-code
Free tier includes 1M authorization decisions / month. No card required.