As AI Agents gain the ability to reason, select tools, invoke APIs, interact with other systems and act with varying degrees of autonomy, organisations face a new security challenge: how do you trust an agent that can act on behalf of a human, an application, another agent or within delegated authority?
Knowledge On TAP helps organisations establish Identity Security for Agentic AI by defining agent identity, ownership, authentication, authorisation, delegated authority, least privilege, access duration, human oversight, governance and auditability — so every agent action can be controlled, traced and revoked when required.
Establish Trust. Control Authority. Govern Every Action.
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As AI Agents take on more autonomous tasks, organisations need to prevent delegated access from becoming excessive, opaque or difficult to control. Every agent should have a verifiable identity, clearly defined authority and accountable access to the applications, APIs, tools and data it uses — automating where appropriate while retaining human judgement, approval and accountability where it matters.

A unique, verifiable identity for every agent — not shared credentials.
Authenticate agents when interacting with apps, APIs, tools, services and other agents.
Explicitly control which resources, tools and actions an agent can access.
Define what an agent may do on behalf of a user, system or another agent.
Limit permissions to those required for the agent's intended purpose.
Protect tokens, certificates, secrets and API keys used by agents.
Ownership, purpose, lifecycle, registration, approvals and policy controls.
Traceability across agent authentication, access, delegation and actions.
Verify Every Agent. Limit Every Authority. Govern Every Action.
Evolve your Identity architecture to secure the next generation of autonomous access — On TAP.
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