Agent Authority · Free 7-day trial
Every agent is an identity. Treat it like one.
See every AI agent connected through Agent Authority, who authorized it and what it can reach. Allow or deny each tool call, and keep the record.
- Register every connected agent to the person who authorized it
- Decide every tool call by agent, user, tool and argument
- Find risky non-human identities across your stack, read-only
- Agent
- claude-code · instance 7f3a
- Owner
- dana@acme · Platform Eng
- Reaches
- github, slack, postgres
- Last
- DENYgithub.push_files ref=main
- Rule
- no-push-to-main
Works with Claude Code, Claude, Cursor, Codex, GitHub Copilot, ChatGPT, Gemini and any MCP client. Keeps your identity provider: any OIDC or SAML provider.
Start your free 7-day trial
Tell us who you are. A SecureAuth solutions engineer sets up your own tenant with you, usually within one business day.
- No credit card
- Unlimited use for 7 days
- Rules and history carry over
Rather talk first? Talk to a solutions engineer.
Why this matters
28%
of organizations can reliably trace an agent's actions to a person or system.
21%
keep a real-time registry of the agents they run.
84%
doubt they would pass an audit of agent behavior or access.
Source: Cloud Security Alliance survey with Strata Identity, February 2026, 285 respondents. Sponsored by Strata Identity.
How it works
Your agents act with your people's access. Here's how you govern them.
Register
Every agent, tied to a person
Each connected agent instance is registered to the user who authorized it. See which agents reach which MCP servers.
Control
Least privilege, call by call
Allow or deny each tool call by agent, user, group, MCP server, tool and argument. Rate-limit runaway agents. Revoke a single agent instance.
Prove
A record your auditor can read
Agent Trail logs every allowed or denied call with the agent, the person and the policy that decided it, and streams to your SIEM.
Find
Risky NHIs across your stack
Your free NHI Exposure Review covers your identity provider, cloud, code and SaaS apps, and flags never-expiring secrets, over-privileged and ownerless identities, and agent sprawl.
Your first 7 days, set up with a solutions engineer
Day 0 · 45 min
Setup call
Connect your identity provider, register one MCP server, connect one agent and write your first rule. The 7 days start here.
Day 3
NHI Exposure Review
Your solutions engineer walks you through the findings and the first rules to add.
Day 6
Results review
Which agents ran, what they reached, what was denied. Bring your security lead.
Day 7
Decide
Keep going, and your rules and history carry over.
Free with every trial · Led by a solutions engineer
Your NHI Exposure Review
A SecureAuth solutions engineer reviews the non-human identities across the systems you choose, then hands over a prioritized findings report: what exists, who owns it, what it can reach, and what to fix first.
- Service accounts, API keys, tokens and secrets across your identity provider, cloud, code repositories and SaaS apps
- Every AI agent connected through Agent Authority, and who authorized it
- Exposures ranked by severity: never-expiring secrets, over-privileged and ownerless identities, agent sprawl
- The first policies to put in place, ready to switch on in your trial
A solutions engineer schedules it with you. Already starting a trial? Tick the box on the form and we'll book it.
Read-only: nothing in your systems changes, and you choose which sources we review.
“Routeware is scaling AI across our business with the governance to match. When SecureAuth showed us Agent Authority, it was an easy decision to move forward. The visibility and control it gives us are exactly what we need to move confidently in the AI era.”
Jeremy Collins, CEO
Routeware
Trial questions
How long is the trial?
7 days from your setup call, in a dedicated tenant, not a shared sandbox. No credit card, unlimited use.
What does the NHI Exposure Review cover?
The non-human identities in the sources you choose: your identity provider, cloud accounts, code repositories and SaaS apps. That covers service accounts, API keys, tokens and their owners, plus every AI agent connected through Agent Authority. It's read-only, free with your trial, and run by a SecureAuth solutions engineer.
Will it block my engineers on day one?
No. New tenants start with one Allow-all rule, so you observe first and tighten rules when you're ready. Every call still gets a decision and a log entry.
What data do you keep?
Structured metadata for each call: time, user and agent, tool, resource and decision. Prompts and model responses aren't stored. Audit events are kept for three months; webhooks forward them to your SIEM.