Vaulta autonomously manages agent identities, rotates stale credentials, enforces access policies, and generates audit reports — without human overhead.
Every enterprise is deploying AI agents. Most have zero visibility into what those agents can access, who authorized them, or whether their credentials have drifted. It's shadow IT — except the agents act autonomously.
Agents get API keys, OAuth tokens, service accounts. Nobody rotates them. Nobody revokes them when projects end.
Agents get broad access to prove they work. Once they work, nobody narrows the permissions. Drift compounds silently.
Traditional IAM shows that a service account accessed a database. It doesn't show which agent session, which prompt, or which owner approved it.
Monitors every agent identity. Rotates stale credentials before they become liabilities. Issues short-lived, scoped tokens for each workflow. Revokes on anomaly.
Watches agent behavior in real-time. Flags policy violations as they happen. Generates audit reports on demand — formatted for SOC 2, ISO 27001, defense frameworks.
Provisions and deprovisions access as agents spin up and wind down. Enforces least-privilege at runtime. Coordinates with your existing IAM, SSO, and directory systems.
Meet CMMC, ITAR, and FedRAMP requirements with immutable audit logs and zero-trust agent access that scales with your clearance environment.
HIPAA-compliant agent governance with patient data access controls, automated PHI audit trails, and role-based isolation across clinical workflows.
SOC 2 Type II readiness from day one. Automated access reviews, transaction-level agent attribution, and continuous compliance monitoring.
"Agents are not just software — they are autonomous actors that act on your behalf, in your systems, using credentials you control. If you can't answer what this agent can do, on whose behalf, and who approved it, you're not ready for the autonomy these systems are about to have."
Gartner, Market Guide for Guardian Agents, 2026
That's the gap Vaulta closes.
Vaulta is built for the enterprise that already runs AI agents — and is starting to feel the chaos. Every ungoverned agent is a compliance risk, a security gap, and an audit nightmare waiting to happen.