Discover, govern, and protect all AI agents

SailPoint Agentic Fabric is an identity-centric product for securing the agentic workforce. It brings AI agents—and the non-human accounts, credentials, applications, MCP servers, tools, and services around them—into an identity security model built around discovery, ownership, access visibility, lifecycle governance, audit, and protection. The core idea is to govern agents as first-class identities, alongside human and other non-human identities, rather than as disconnected AI assets.

The rapid explosion of AI agents, bots, and machine identities creates an unprecedented security blind spot and a new, critical attack surface. These non-human identities now vastly outnumber human ones and operate with significant privilege at machine speed, often outside traditional security controls. This introduces a "new identity crisis" where poor machine identity hygiene could lead to a quarter of all breaches by 2028. Securing identity is now the prerequisite for innovation in the AI era.

The Agentic Fabric offers continuous and comprehensive Discovery & Unified Visibility to address the fact that you "cannot secure what you cannot see". It finds every agent and non-human identity—from agentic platforms, browsers, endpoints, and SaaS applications—and registers them in a single source of truth. It then contextualizes these agents within a unified identity graph, mapping their relationships to human owners, machine identities, entitlements, and sensitive data to eliminate AI blind spots.

It governs the agent’s identity and operating context through a unified registry, human ownership and succession, sanctioned/unsanctioned classification, access mapping, provisioning and deactivation, access reviews, and audit evidence. Planned runtime controls extend that model to individual actions: policy can evaluate the user, gateway, target, and MCP tool before a call is allowed, deny unmatched requests, return an explanation, and record the decision. Prompt-security capabilities add contextual inspection of GenAI prompts, pasted content, and uploads, with monitor, warn, block, or redact outcomes.

It addresses several concrete threat paths:

• Shadow-agent blind spots — discovers agents across enterprise, endpoint, and browser surfaces.
• Excessive or unexplained access — maps identity and access relationships, ownership, and risk context.
• Unsafe tool use — applies policy at the MCP tool-call decision point, with allow/deny and audit records.
• Sensitive-data leakage — detects secrets, PII, and PHI in GenAI interactions and can warn, block, or redact.
• Slow investigation — makes agent identity, ownership, access, and policy-decision context available for audit and SecOps workflows.

SailPoint's approach is unique due to its identity-centric perspective, anchoring everything in identity as the "only true control plane" for managing access. Unlike other vendors focusing on network or data, SailPoint provides unified governance for all identities (human and non-human) from a single, enterprise-grade platform. The Agentic Fabric is delivered by the proven SailPoint Platform, already trusted by leading organizations for complex identity challenges, ensuring it's not a separate, niche product but an integral extension of core identity expertise.

The vision is unified identity security for every identity—human, machine, or agent—with additional runtime controls for identities that can act autonomously and at machine speed. The progression is discover → govern → protect: know what agents exist, connect them to owners and access paths, apply lifecycle and compliance controls, then use identity context and policy when they interact with data or invoke tools. In short: make AI agents accountable without slowing secure AI adoption.