An owner for every agent
Connect each non-human identity to a person who is accountable for it.
- AI agent and service account inventory
- Named human ownership
- Surface shadow and ownerless identities
MONOSIGN · AI agent identity
WHAT IT IS. WHAT IT DOES.
An agent identity establishes who owns an automation, which credentials it uses, and what it can access.
For identity administrators and platform teams
EXAMPLE SCENARIO · THE GOAL
Add the agent to the inventory. See which software is behind the credential in use.
An agent with a known owner, governed credentials, and defined access that can be suspended.
CONNECTED CONTROLS
Apply identity, entitlement, and risk controls to the automation already working across your organization.
Connect each non-human identity to a person who is accountable for it.
Make keys and tokens part of the identity lifecycle.
Make it clear which user an agent represents and what it can do.
Keep agent access accountable as teams and workloads change.
HOW IT WORKS
Connect to your identity infrastructure. Define your access policy. Keep each step visible.
Plan it with usCreate the agent identity and assign a responsible owner.
Govern its credentials and define the access it needs.
Review activity and trust signals; suspend access when required.
An agent with a known owner, governed credentials, and defined access that can be suspended.
A four-phase guide to inventory, credentials, tool controls, and response. Includes 27 practical checklist actions.
MONOFOR · AI SECURITY
Build the right identity and access approach for your agents.