PLATFORM CAPABILITY / IDENTITY AND ACCESS FOR AI AGENTS

Keep agent authority tied to the person behind it.

A tool credential is only one part of authorization. Evaluate the user, delegated scope and task alongside existing permissions before an agent acts.

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AUTHORIZED TASK

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SECURITY CONTEXT

The user delegated contract review, not payment administration.

BLOCK · ILLUSTRATIVE DECISION

A PLAUSIBLE ACTION. A MATERIAL RISK.

Assume an administrator role to modify payment settings.

Access to a credential does not expand the scope of the delegated task.

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THE CONTEXT THAT CHANGES THE DECISION

The user delegated contract review, not payment administration.

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FROM VISIBILITY TO CONTROL

Bring context to the decision.

01

Resolve the acting identity

Connect the agent to the user or service identity it represents and the authority passed to it.

02

Examine the scope

Consider existing permissions alongside the task, resource and policy. Investigate overly broad access instead of treating it as sufficient authorization.

03

Enforce explicit boundaries

Use configured policies to permit work within scope and hold or block actions that exceed it.

INSIDE ACKUITY

Make the controls tangible.

The OPA Rules screen shows configurable policies for agent routing, MCP calls and other execution boundaries.

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The OPA Rules screen shows configurable policies for agent routing, MCP calls and other execution boundaries.
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YOUR QUESTIONS, ANSWERED

Before you take the next step.

Do AI agents need their own access controls?

Agents need identifiable authority and controlled access. Their actions should be evaluated against both their credentials and the user or service scope under which they operate.

Does Ackuity replace our identity provider?

The execution trust layer complements identity systems. It brings identity and permission context into the assessment of proposed agent actions.

Why are existing permissions not always enough?

A role may be overly broad, stale or unrelated to the current task. Delegation can also lose scope across agents. These conditions require context beyond whether a credential can call a tool.

CONTINUE YOUR REVIEW

NEXT STEP

Bring your agents. Start with the evidence.

Review your environment and the controls your team needs. Begin with read-only discovery.

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