Monosign · AI agent identity

Your AI agents have access.
Give them identities.

Agents and service accounts already outnumber your employees — and most run on untracked keys. Monosign governs them as first-class identities: owned, credentialed, scoped, scored, and one kill-switch away from stopped.

  • Kill-switch for every agent
  • Human-in-the-loop approvals
  • MCP-native administration
What you get

Non-human identities, human accountability.

Monosign extends the same lifecycle, entitlement, and risk machinery it runs for people to every AI agent and service account you operate.

Every agent gets an identity

AI agents and service accounts become first-class identities in Monosign — with an owner, governed credentials, and a lifecycle you control.

  • API keys, OAuth tokens, and client secrets under governance
  • Named human owner for every non-human identity
  • Suspend, activate — and a kill-switch when it matters
  • Entitlements managed on the same IGA rails as people

Guardrails for autonomous action

Agents act on behalf of people — Monosign makes that delegation explicit, scoped, and interruptible.

  • On-behalf-of (OBO) token flows with clear provenance
  • Human-in-the-loop approvals before sensitive actions
  • Approvals over four channels: in-app, push, email, MCP
  • Agentic administration over MCP, permission-scoped

Trust, scored continuously

Each agent carries a live trust score built from its posture and behavior — so risky automation surfaces before it becomes an incident.

  • Per-agent trust scoring alongside user risk scores
  • Agent-specific threat detections feed the score
  • Dormancy detection flags unused agent access
  • Risk signals flow into ITDR response playbooks

A copilot for your admins

Ask the identity platform questions in plain language — scoped to your permissions, powered by read-only tools, never guessing.

  • "Who can access this app?" answered from live data
  • RBAC-scoped: the copilot sees only what you can see
  • Plain-language descriptions for unlabeled entitlements
  • Approve / reject context in certification reviews
How it works

Agent governance in three steps.

01

Register agents

Give every AI agent and service account an identity, an owner, and governed credentials — no more untracked API keys.

02

Set guardrails

Define what runs autonomously and what waits for a human. Approvals reach the owner wherever they are.

03

Watch the score

Trust scores, dormancy flags, and threat detections keep agent risk visible — and the kill-switch keeps it recoverable.

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