Identity & Access Management

Agentic systems break the assumptions of legacy IAM. The "user" might be a human, a service account, an autonomous agent, or a tool call chained from another agent.

How it works

• Scoped credentials per actor type.

• Intent-based authorization: what is this agent trying to achieve, and is it allowed?

• Short-lived tokens with documented rotation.

• Full audit telemetry from issuance to use.

• Defense in depth — every layer holds up if someone bypasses the one above.

Output

1. An IAM design document mapping actors to authorization scopes.

2. A working identity service in your environment.

3. An intent policy layer your engineering team can extend.

4. Rotation runbooks and audit dashboards.

5. A penetration-test pack so the design can be challenged before production.