Unique agent identity
Authenticate each runtime as a distinct workload tied to an owner, team, environment, and deployment.
USE CASE / AUTONOMOUS AGENTS
Separate agent identity, action policy, and protected credentials so autonomous systems can complete approved work without inheriting broad human access.
CONTROL OUTCOMES
Authenticate each runtime as a distinct workload tied to an owner, team, environment, and deployment.
Authorize explicit systems, resources, operations, and conditions instead of handing agents unrestricted credentials.
Inject credentials only inside the controlled execution path and return the operation result, not the secret.
Record who delegated authority, which policy allowed it, what the agent attempted, and the final outcome.
REFERENCE ARCHITECTURE
Validate a signed workload identity and resolve its enterprise ownership and deployment context.
Normalize the requested tool, operation, resource, parameters, and data boundary.
Evaluate action policy and inject the minimum protected credential only when allowed.
Return the result without secret material and preserve the complete decision chain.
TRUST ARCHITECTURE
Map identity, policy, credential use, and audit evidence to the controls your enterprise already operates.
Architecture supports evidence collection for access, change, and monitoring controls.
Map credential, identity, policy, and audit practices to ISMS control objectives.
Operational visibility across governed model access and autonomous action paths.
Control-alignment statements describe product architecture and are not claims of EnvisionAI certification.
TECHNICAL EVALUATION
Map the architecture to your providers, identity stack, cloud boundaries, and operating requirements.