SecureAuth

SecureAuth's current product, Agent Authority, governs the AI agents that already run inside a company. The platform is built to discover agents in real time, decide what each one may access, and enforce policies before any action goes through. The company frames the problem as agents that carry long-lived credentials with the full permissions of a user or system, and that act without a check on what they read or spend.

Finding every agent and the identities behind it

Agent discovery shows which agents are running, which identities they use and which tools they can reach. Delegation tracing shows who authorized each agent, how far that authority extends and where it has been used. Agents set up as service accounts or acting on their own are included, along with other non-human identities, so the inventory is not limited to agents a team has registered.

Policy checked before each agent action

Every agent action is evaluated against policy, risk and context before the agent can carry it out. Access rules can allow or deny by agent, user, group, tool or condition, and the platform shows the blast radius of a change before it is saved. The company says each decision is made in milliseconds, so the check does not hold up the work.

What agents reach and what they cost

A map of the estate shows teams, the agents they run, the policies that govern their calls and the MCP servers they reach. A reach view shows which identities touch which classes of data and where sensitive calls land. Cost and seat adoption are attributed to the agents that drive them, which gives each team an owner for agent spend. A governance view collects requests, blocks, anomalies and open findings in one place.

Redaction before data leaves the company

Responses are checked for personal, health and material non-public information before data leaves the company. Detection works either by pattern or by a judge, and the company says it catches sensitive content in line on the response path.

Working alongside existing identity providers and AI vendors

The company says it sits between the identity provider a customer already uses and the agents calling into its systems, so no code changes or model lock-in are needed. Identity providers named on the site include SecureAuth, Okta, Ping and Microsoft Entra ID. Agent vendors listed include Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Microsoft Copilot, Cursor and Replit, and enterprise applications covered include Salesforce, DocuSign, Slack, Microsoft 365, GitHub and Snowflake. The site also lists SIEM, SOAR and XDR tools among the systems the platform connects with.