Identity and sign-in
OAuth, OpenID Connect, PKCE, SAML, SCIM, FIDO2/WebAuthn and passkeys connect applications, identities and sign-in journeys.
Standards and security principles
Put identity principles into practice.
Explore the protocols and industry guidance that inform identity, access and governed AI-agent execution.
Workload and device identity
SPIFFE workload identity, mutual TLS, device certificates and supported enrollment help distinguish machines and agent runs.
Governed agent access
Role, attribute and relationship context inform access decisions. Agent identity can include decentralized identifiers and verifiable credentials; MCP connects agents to tools.
Capabilities depend on the product, deployment and configuration. Standards references do not imply certification or endorsement.
Industry context
Why agent identity matters
NIST agent identity
Explore identity and authorization challenges for autonomous agents.
NIST NCCoE project →NIST design tenets
Consider how identity and authority follow agents through their lifecycle.
Read the tenets →Cloud Security Alliance
Explore broader industry work on AI safety and security.
CSA AI Safety →See the controls in context
Discuss your security requirements.
Discuss your identity estate, an Agent workflow or an edge-device use case with the Thiligence team.
Request a product demo
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