Agent identity & access
Britive registers each AI agent as its own identity with a human owner and permitted access profiles, authenticates it via SPIFFE SVID, OIDC federation or API tokens on every request, and grants just-in-time privileges that are created and destroyed per task so no standing credential remains. Cloud-target coverage varies.
commercial · generally available · Research snapshot 2026-09-06
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Register an agent with an owner and job function, then show a just-in-time credential created for one task and destroyed at task end, with the access record.
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Vendor claim
Every agent is registered as its own identity with a named human owner, job function, business use and allowed access profiles, governed from onboarding through execution to removal.
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Vendor claim
Where a target requires a credential, Britive creates it at request time and destroys it when the task ends, so the agent never holds a privileged credential between tasks.
Limit: Supported targets for permission elevation versus credential creation are not enumerated.
Vendor claim
Agents authenticate using SPIFFE SVID, OIDC federation or API tokens, resolved on every request.
Limit: No documentation of attestation depth or replay protections.
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