Agentic platforms
Agents have moved beyond experiments and pilots. They are now taking action across sensitive data and systems. Authorization must evolve too.
P0's approach
Why AI agents are not like other identities
Agent platforms are becoming the new starting point for enterprise work. Claude, Amazon Bedrock and other agent frameworks now connect to tools, APIs, databases, cloud services and business systems so agents can take action, not just generate answers.
That creates a new access problem.
Integrations with Claude, Amazon Bedrock and other agent platforms give P0 visibility into where agent work begins and control over what happens next. As agents invoke tools, call APIs, assume roles and act on sensitive systems, P0 evaluates the blended identity behind each action and enforces policy across the full chain, from agent request to resource access.
Fine-grained and ephemeral access for every agent action
Agents get access to what they need, for as long as they need it. When the task finishes, access is revoked. There are no standing permissions, no credentials left in environment variables, and no cleanup required.
Blended identity authority and ownership attribution
Each session is tied to a named identity, not an anonymous service account. That means you can answer the question "which agent accessed this, and when" without digging through shared credentials.
One approval path across the full identity chain
Centrally manage policies with on-demand audit logs and continuous drift monitoring. That means there are no compliance gaps in the action chain.
Why it matters
Stop treating AI agents like a governance exception
An agent running under an over-permissioned role will use every bit of access it has to complete its task, and to do whatever an attacker directs it to do if the agent is compromised. The access footprint of the identity it runs under is the risk surface. P0 gives security teams the controls to keep that footprint small, and the audit trails to understand what happened when it isn't.
Zero standing agent privilege
Agents get access for the duration of a task. When it's done, the access is gone, automatically.
Blended identity
Sessions are attributed to a named identity, not "the marketing agent" running under a shared account.
Blast radius containment
Agents are scoped to the access they need when they need it. If compromised, impact is minimized.
Audit and drift monitoring
Every action is logged to the user identity that invoked the agent, ensuring clean records for compliance and investigation.
