Your agents, service accounts, and machines carry their identity with them, across tenants, clouds, and years.
Every cloud is its own silo. Your agent has a different identity in every system it touches. Federation projects take quarters.
Every principal carries a signed credential. Any system verifies it in one round trip. Same identity, everywhere.
“Machines move. Identity should move with them.”
A hospital’s clinical AI needs to authenticate to a referral hospital’s EHR to pull labs. Each hospital has its own SSO. The AI’s identity doesn’t travel.
The AI carries a portable, signed credential. Any hospital in the network verifies it in one round trip.
A trading agent needs to authenticate to a partner bank’s clearing system. Every bank uses a different IAM. Federation takes months.
The agent’s identity is a signed credential. The partner bank verifies it in seconds. Zero integration.
A deployment agent runs across AWS, GCP, and Azure. Each cloud’s IAM is different. The agent has three identities and none of them link.
One portable identity. Every cloud verifies it. Every action attributes to the same principal.
An autonomous robot moves between three factory floors. Each floor has its own safety controller. The robot has to re-enroll every time.
The robot carries a portable credential. Every floor’s controller verifies it instantly.
An agency’s AI needs to query another agency’s database. Federation across agencies is a multi-year procurement.
The AI’s identity is signed by the shared trust registry. The receiving agency verifies it in one call.
A claims agent authenticates to a network of providers. Every provider uses a different identity system.
One credential, verified by every provider. Onboarding a new carrier takes minutes, not months.
A security AI queries a third-party threat-intel service. Provisioning trust for a machine identity is a manual dance every time.
The AI presents a portable credential. The service verifies it against the trust registry. No config, no delay.
A legal AI produces documents for discovery. Opposing counsel needs to verify the AI’s identity to accept the chain of custody.
The AI’s identity is a signed credential. Any party verifies it, any time, without contacting the source firm.
Whether it’s a human, an AI agent, a service account, a drone, or a controller, each carries a cryptographically-signed credential that names who they are and what they’re authorized to do.
Every credential is signed by an issuer registered in a shared trust registry. Any verifier, in any cloud, at any partner, in any tenant, can check the credential against the registry without contacting the issuer.
When a principal’s authority ends (an agent decommissioned, a robot retired, an employee gone), the credential is marked revoked in a cryptographic status list. Every verifier sees the revocation on the next check.
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