Who this is for: IAM · IGA · PAM leads. Anonymous, over-scoped agents acting without an owner, and access reviews that never keep up with machine-speed activity.
Every agent is issued a SPIFFE/SVID identity backed by a high-availability identity fleet — short-TTL rotation, trust-domain federation across Org, Tenant, and Agent scopes, and X.509 claims carrying role, trust band, and attestation. No anonymous, unaccountable actors.
Intent Profiles are named, versioned policies that scope exactly which skills an agent may call under a declared business intent — with an autonomy ceiling and an optional human-approval requirement. Compliance authors the templates; engineers bind agents to approved, immutable versions; every author/approve/bind is on the hash-chained record.
Run periodic user-access certification and joiner-mover-leaver reviews as governed workflows or AutoLets, wired to Okta, SailPoint, and Saviynt — so reviews keep pace with the estate and every decision is sealed. Or provision the Access Review & Reconciliation App Pack for a complete governed outcome.
Route privileged or high-risk actions to the Approval Center — single or dual approval, urgency tiers, escalation and expiry — so a person stands behind every consequential agent action, with the approval bound to the sealed trace.
It is applying identity discipline to agents: a cryptographic identity per agent (SPIFFE/SVID), an accountable owner, declared intent, least-privilege scope, rotation and revocation — so no agent acts anonymously or on borrowed human credentials.
If you’re the one who answers when the machine acts — a CISO, a CFO, a COO — watch Prove7 Control Vector™ take an agent from discovered to governed to proven, live.
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