AI agents, CI pipelines, and operators run on static secrets and long-lived tokens nobody can attribute or revoke in time.
An agent, service, or caller requests access
Presents a short-lived credential
You verify and scope it
Every action is attributable
An AI agent asks to move money. Before it acts, you know which system it is, whose authority it carries, and exactly what it is allowed to touch.
Replaces/Opaque API keys with no attribution.
A service spins up and gets a short-lived, scoped credential instead of a static secret sitting in an environment variable for three years.
Replaces/Long-lived static service secrets.
An artifact reaches your registry carrying proof of what it is and where it was built, so nothing unattested ever ships.
Replaces/Trusting a build because it is in the right place.
Someone calls your contact centre. They prove who they are with a credential on their phone, not a knowledge quiz a fraudster already looked up.
Replaces/Knowledge-based questions in the contact centre.
You buy the outcome. The products that deliver it and the platform that powers them stay underneath.