Identity sprawl
Agents, tokens, models and workloads appear across cloud and AI platforms faster than ownership models can keep pace.
AI identity infrastructure for the enterprise.
Create a persistent identity for AI agents and bind it to ownership, authority, approved models, workloads, policy, runtime status and evidence.
They access systems, call tools, select models, delegate work and change state. The enterprise needs to know what is acting, who owns it, where its authority came from and whether that authority is still valid.
Agents, tokens, models and workloads appear across cloud and AI platforms faster than ownership models can keep pace.
On-behalf-of, delegated, autonomous and sub-agent execution create different authority paths and different lifecycle requirements.
A model, workload, region, tool or data boundary can change after commissioning. Identity must remain verifiable at the action point.
Access logs alone do not explain the full decision chain across identity, policy, approval, execution and outcome.
Compute Passport™ complements the enterprise identity layer. It adds agent, model, workload, compute, policy and cryptographic context without replacing the systems already authenticating users or operating workloads.
Assign each governed AI object a persistent, globally unique identifier linked to sponsor, purpose, issuer and current status.
Explore Unique ID →Resolve delegation, model, workload, tool, destination and status across commissioning, operation, change and retirement.
Explore Tracking →Preserve identity assertions, policy decisions, approvals, provenance, runtime context and outcomes as one evidence chain.
Explore Audit →Translate machine-speed events into audit-ready packages for security, risk, AI governance, procurement and executive review.
Explore Reporting →The workflow binds persistent identity to short-lived proof, evaluates authority and context at runtime, enforces the decision where action occurs and preserves a reproducible record.
Adapters normalize identity, model, workload, policy and evidence events while preserving each existing system of record and enforcement boundary.
The control model connects sponsor accountability, engineering implementation, runtime review, revocation and evidence across organizational boundaries.
Trust anchors, authentication integration, delegation, privileged control and revocation.
Model registry, gateway integration, agent registration and runtime telemetry.
Workload identity, region, network, keys, compute, attestation and containment.
Evidence requirements, exceptions, monitoring, review cadence and assurance.
Apply one trust model across enterprise workflows while preserving the policy, data, approval and evidence requirements of each operating domain.
Control transaction thresholds, model/data boundaries, approvals, destination limits and evidence.
Purpose-limited access, minimum-necessary data, regional processing and qualified human authority.
Bind workload, environment, tools and emergency revocation to the agent operating in segmented systems.
Limit repositories, environments, secrets, model/tool use and production changes while preserving signed evidence.
Attach purpose, role, record scope, permitted actions and escalation to every case workflow.
Bind evidence source, supplier context, freshness, approval gates and re-review triggers.
Technical perspectives on persistent agent identity, bounded authority, runtime enforcement, revocation and evidence.
Enterprise AI governance cannot depend on reconstructing logs after the fact. Identity, policy, approval, runtime context and outcome need to become one reproducible decision record as the action occurs.
Read research →A durable identifier and short-lived credentials solve different problems. Separating them gives enterprises a stronger model for verification, least privilege, revocation and cross-platform agent identity.
Read research →AI agents introduce machine-speed authority, delegation and runtime context that traditional identity models do not fully represent. The enterprise needs a governed identity object for the actor performing the work.
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