SecureAuth Agent Authority
SecureAuth Agent Authority is a runtime identity and authorization control plane for AI agents. It applies Zero Trust to every agent action, so enterprises can open their tools and data to agents with least-privilege safeguards and full governance. It is built on open standards, MCP, OAuth, and OIDC, for interoperability with the agents and tools you already run, and engineered for the volume and burstiness of agent traffic, enforcing policy on every call at scale.
An agent is only useful if you give it broad access to your tools and data. That same access is what you can't see or control, action by action. You either slow adoption to stay in control, or move fast and lose it.
See it in action in a short interactive walkthrough of how Agent Authority solves the problem:
Agent Authority spans identity, an agent registry, policy, detection and response, and traceability, enforced in line by the Enterprise MCP Gateway. Agents connect to a single endpoint, and every call is authenticated, authorized against policy, forwarded to the upstream tool with authorized credentials, with sensitive data redacted from the response, and logged.
The result is faster, safer AI adoption. Teams ship agents quickly, and because every action is authorized and recorded, security and platform teams keep the visibility and control to contain risk, optimize usage, manage cost, and prove compliance.
What Agent Authority does
Decide every action in context
Allow or deny each tool call against fine-grained policy rules, evaluated on every request.
Keep sensitive data from agents
Redact secrets, keys, and PII out of tool responses before an agent ever sees them.
Prove who did what
Every tool call is recorded with the agent, the user it acted for, and the decision that allowed it.
See activity and cost
Track what your agents are doing and what they spend, broken down by team, model, and tool.
One endpoint for every tool
Aggregate every upstream MCP server behind a single governed gateway URL, no per-agent wiring.
Every user acts as themselves
Each person connects their own accounts, so upstream calls carry their identity, not a shared key.
Start here
Get started
Stand up the gateway and make your first governed tool call.
How it works
The request-flow model behind every decision the gateway makes.
Use cases
Worked policies and views you can copy into your own gateway.
Supported tools and agents
Agent Authority governs a growing catalog of MCP servers (GitHub, Slack, Atlassian, and more) and every major coding agent (Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, Codex).