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Silverfort
Silverfort
Seamlessly secure identity management across all environments.
Silverfort's Unified Identity Protection Platform pioneered the integration of security measures throughout corporate networks to mitigate identity-related threats. By effortlessly connecting with various existing Identity and Access Management (IAM) solutions such as Active Directory, RADIUS, Azure AD, Okta, Ping, and AWS IAM, Silverfort safeguards assets that were previously vulnerable. This encompasses not only legacy applications but also IT infrastructure, file systems, command-line tools, and machine-to-machine interactions. Our platform is designed to continuously oversee user and service account access across both cloud and on-premises settings. It evaluates risk dynamically and implements adaptive authentication measures to enhance security. With its comprehensive approach, Silverfort ensures a robust defense against evolving identity threats.
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Scalekit
Scalekit
Agent gateway for AI agents. 600+ connectors, every call as the user
A production agent often needs the same access as the person who asked for the work. Scalekit supplies that access. It is the gateway those agents call, over MCP, when they have to act inside a customer's own software.
The Free plan costs $0 and covers 10,000 tool calls plus 10,000 trigger events each month. Growth costs $99 a month for 100,000 tool calls, with extra calls at $0.50 per thousand. Enterprise is quoted. On that plan the Scalekit dashboard can use SSO and SCIM, and a HIPAA BAA is available.
Hosted Scalekit runs in Los Angeles or in Frankfurt. Adding EU residency to Growth costs $99 a month. Larger deployments can sit in the customer's VPC, or on infrastructure the customer runs, with air-gapped installs supported. The trust center lists SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001.
Bartłomiej Krupa, a developer at Brand24, said: "We wanted our users to be able to ask their AI tools the same questions they'd ask Brand24 directly. Scalekit let us ship that without turning our engineering team into OAuth specialists."
Under the hood, a request for Salesforce, Gmail, Slack, Notion, HubSpot, Jira, GitHub, or another of the 600+ connectors is matched to that person's stored login, allowed or refused, and sent. The catalog covers 35,000+ tools. Logins are encrypted with AES-256 and kept per tenant. The agent receives a result, not the secret. The same path works for code written with Anthropic, OpenAI, LangChain, Google ADK, Vercel AI, or Mastra.
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Cerbos
Cerbos
Authorization management platform for applications, gateways, workloads and AI agents
Most companies write permission checks straight into each application, which makes access hard to change, hard to review and hard to prove to an auditor. Cerbos moves those rules into one authorization management platform that covers applications, API gateways, service meshes, data platforms and AI agents.
Teams describe who can do what in short policy files that people outside engineering can read. Role, attribute and relationship rules (RBAC, ABAC, ReBAC and PBAC) live side by side. When a request comes in, Cerbos pulls the current roles and attributes from Okta, Microsoft Entra ID, your databases or internal APIs, then checks the request against the policy. A change to the rules ships after its tests pass, with no application release.
What each team gets
For engineering, one API call takes the place of permission logic spread across services, with SDKs in eight languages including Go, Java, Python and JavaScript.
For identity teams, a single place to manage access for employees, customers, services and AI agents, next to the identity provider they already run.
For product teams, custom roles and per-tenant permissions for enterprise customers without building them one customer at a time.
For security teams, every AI agent tool call goes through the same policy check as a person, so agent rollouts can be approved with controls in place.
Each check is recorded along with the policy that applied, which gives SOC 2, ISO 27001 and HIPAA audits a clear trail. Deploy it as a hosted service, in your own cloud or fully air-gapped. Customers running Cerbos in production include Utility Warehouse, 9fin and Salesroom.
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Logto
Silverhand
Streamline authentication with customizable, scalable identity management solutions.
Logto serves as a contemporary alternative to Auth0, tailored for software as a service (SaaS) and application developers, making it an excellent option for both expanding businesses and individual users.
It provides a comprehensive identity management solution with SDKs that facilitate seamless authentication processes. Users can choose from a variety of sign-in options, including social logins and passwordless methods, while having the ability to personalize UI components to align with their branding.
The platform is built with a ready-to-use infrastructure, eliminating the necessity for additional setup. It also includes a management API that is immediately accessible, along with flexible connectors designed for customization and scalability, supporting SAML, OAuth, and OIDC protocols.
Logto is equipped for enterprise needs, featuring role-based access control (RBAC), organizational capabilities for multi-tenant applications, user management tools, audit logs, single sign-on (SSO), and multi-factor authentication (MFA), ensuring strong security and compliance for its users. Additionally, its user-friendly interface and extensive support resources make it an ideal choice for developers seeking to enhance their application's authentication experience.
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Arcade
Arcade.dev
Empower AI agents to securely execute real-world actions.
Arcade.dev is an innovative platform tailored for the execution of AI tool calls, enabling AI agents to perform real-world tasks like sending emails, messaging, updating systems, or triggering workflows via user-authorized integrations. Acting as a secure authenticated proxy that adheres to the OpenAI API specifications, Arcade.dev facilitates models' access to a variety of external services such as Gmail, Slack, GitHub, Salesforce, and Notion, utilizing both ready-made connectors and customizable tool SDKs while proficiently managing authentication, token handling, and security protocols. Developers benefit from a user-friendly client interface—arcadepy for Python or arcadejs for JavaScript—that streamlines the processes of executing tools and granting authorizations, effectively removing the burden of managing credentials or API intricacies from application logic. The platform boasts impressive versatility, enabling secure deployments across cloud environments, private VPCs, or local setups, and includes a comprehensive control plane for managing tools, users, permissions, and observability. This extensive management framework guarantees that developers can maintain oversight and control, harnessing AI's capabilities to automate a wide range of tasks efficiently while ensuring user safety and compliance throughout the process. Additionally, the focus on user authorization helps foster trust, making it easier to adopt and integrate AI solutions into existing workflows.
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Hush Security
Hush Security
Empower security teams to govern AI identities effortlessly.
Hush Security provides a robust platform aimed at the recognition and oversight of AI agents alongside other non-human identities. This innovative solution proficiently outlines agent identities, their credentials, permissions, tools, and links to infrastructure, empowering security and identity teams to thoroughly assess risks and implement essential policy measures. Targeted at businesses employing AI agents, the offering features functionalities such as agent inventories, ownership attribution, activity auditing, access governance, and policy enforcement. Hush Security guarantees that organizations retain control over agent permissions, reduce reliance on static credentials, and achieve visibility across both agent and developer environments, including platforms like Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and Microsoft Foundry. Moreover, teams can utilize the platform to identify agents and credentials, evaluate access levels, set scoped permissions, and monitor agent activities effectively. The free version caters to organizations with up to 25 protected agents, 50 access policies, and 10,000 discovered identities, while its premium plans are tailored for broader applications, making it a flexible solution for diverse organizational requirements. This ability to scale ensures that as organizations expand, their security and governance measures can adapt to evolving needs, thereby enhancing their overall operational resilience. Ultimately, Hush Security positions itself as a vital tool for organizations looking to navigate the complexities of AI agent management and security.
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Keycard
Keycard
Empowering secure, seamless connections for modern digital identities.
Keycard serves as a sophisticated identity and access management solution designed for the age of agent-driven technologies, ensuring secure interactions between AI agents, users, services, and APIs through real-time identity controls based on established policies. Rather than depending on fixed secrets, the platform produces dynamic access tokens that are short-lived, while also supporting federated identity systems to merge users, agents, and workloads within a decentralized authorization framework. Developers can utilize user-friendly SDKs compatible with major frameworks, allowing them to build applications that recognize agents without requiring deep expertise in identity and access management. The data architecture of the platform includes identity-validated agents, tasks, tools, and resources, which enable the creation of logical zones with context-aware permissions that can be audited. Moreover, security teams have the ability to design deterministic, task-specific policies that define who—whether user or agent—has the authority to execute particular tasks on certain resources under specific conditions, promoting full transparency in access management. This all-encompassing strategy not only bolsters security measures but also streamlines operational processes across diverse systems, ultimately fostering a more integrated technological environment. Through its innovative approach, Keycard paves the way for a future where secure access is paramount for both human and AI interactions.
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Idira
Idira by Palo Alto Networks
Dynamic identity security for AI-driven enterprise environments.
Idira is an innovative identity security platform developed by Palo Alto Networks, specifically designed for enterprises leveraging artificial intelligence, and it focuses on protecting various forms of identities—whether human, machine, or agentic—through a unified control system. This platform transforms the landscape of privileged access management by expanding the oversight of privileges to include all identities capable of engaging with sensitive systems, which involves a wide array of elements such as data, applications, cloud services, workloads, endpoints, secrets, certificates, SSH keys, and AI agents. By pinpointing potential identity risks, Idira dynamically modifies access privileges and oversees the entire lifecycle from the moment access is granted to the end of a session. Transitioning away from a conventional, always-available access model, it prioritizes dynamic privileges, just-in-time access, and zero standing privilege while ensuring ongoing verification and policy-driven controls with real-time enforcement that considers identity, device, and contextual factors. Furthermore, for human identities, Idira integrates privileged access management, workforce access, endpoint privilege management, and identity governance, equipping organizations with essential tools to effectively combat privilege sprawl. This holistic strategy not only fortifies security measures but also enhances operational efficiency across the entire organization, ultimately leading to a more secure and streamlined environment for all users.
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Clutch
Clutch
Secure non-human identities for a resilient digital future.
Clutch is addressing the increasingly critical challenge of securing non-human identities within modern enterprises. With the expansion and advancement of digital infrastructures, the management and protection of non-human identities—such as API keys, secrets, tokens, and service accounts—has emerged as a pivotal, albeit often neglected, aspect of cybersecurity. Recognizing this gap in security, Clutch is developing a dedicated platform designed specifically to ensure comprehensive protection and management of these identities. This innovative solution aims to bolster the digital framework of organizations, fostering a secure, resilient, and dependable environment for their operations. The rise of non-human identities is remarkable, with their numbers outstripping human identities by a staggering 45 to 1, and these identities possess considerable privileges and broad access necessary for essential automated functions. Furthermore, they frequently lack vital security features such as multi-factor authentication and conditional access policies, amplifying the urgency of their protection. By tackling these vulnerabilities, Clutch is paving the way for stronger integrity in automated systems across various enterprises, ultimately enhancing their overall cybersecurity posture. This proactive approach not only safeguards sensitive data but also fortifies the trust in automated processes that are becoming increasingly integral to business operations.
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Optimize the administration of user permissions by minimizing excessive access while simultaneously empowering rights for Windows, Mac, Unix, Linux, and an array of network devices, all while ensuring that employee productivity remains intact. Our approach has been successfully implemented across over 50 million endpoints, guaranteeing a rapid deployment that provides immediate benefits. BeyondTrust offers both on-premise and cloud-based alternatives, enabling organizations to effectively eliminate administrative rights without hindering user efficiency or increasing service desk requests. Unix and Linux systems are particularly vulnerable to both external threats and internal attacks, a situation that extends to connected devices such as IoT, ICS, and SCADA systems. When attackers gain root or elevated privileges, they can operate stealthily while accessing sensitive data and systems. BeyondTrust Privilege Management for Unix & Linux is recognized as a top-tier, enterprise-grade solution aimed at supporting security and IT teams in achieving compliance and protecting vital assets. This holistic strategy not only bolsters security but also promotes a sense of accountability within organizations, reinforcing the importance of vigilance in cybersecurity. By addressing privilege management comprehensively, businesses can better safeguard their environments against evolving threats.