Zero Trust Agents

In a world of autonomous agents, identity isn't just about who—it's about what, when, and why. Zero Trust architecture, originally designed for human users and network perimeters, must be reimagined for agentic systems.

Every agent interaction requires verification. Every capability invocation requires authorization. Every data access requires justification. Trust nothing, verify everything—including your own agents.

Cryptographic Agent Identity

Our framework assigns each agent instance a cryptographically verifiable identity that includes not just who created it, but its current capability set, its authorization scope, and its chain of custody.

If an agent attempts to exceed its authorization or exhibits anomalous behavior, the system can instantly revoke credentials and quarantine the affected instance. Zero trust means zero tolerance for drift.