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Okta is addressing critical security gaps in enterprise AI deployments by introducing a runtime gateway that enforces policies and logs interactions between AI agents and sensitive systems. This solution directly mitigates the risk of "shadow agents" persisting after employee departure, ensuring that access granted to powerful AI tools remains governed and revocable. The move also signals a shift toward multivendor collaboration through the Blueprint Alliance to standardize agent security architectures.

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Okta adds AI agent runtime gateway, forms Blueprint Alliance with AWS and CrowdStrike

SiliconANGLESeptember 22, 20265 min read

Identity and access management company Okta Inc. used the opening day of its Oktane conference in Las Vegas today to announce runtime enforcement and a wider kill switch for its Okta for AI Agents platform. Okta also joined 11 other vendors, among them Amazon Web Services Inc., CrowdStrike Holdings Inc. and Google Cloud, in forming […] The post Okta adds AI agent runtime gateway, forms Blueprint Alliance with AWS and CrowdStrike appeared first on SiliconANGLE.

Identity and access management company Okta Inc. used the opening day of its Oktane conference in Las Vegas today to announce runtime enforcement and a wider kill switch for its Okta for AI Agents platform. Okta also joined 11 other vendors, among them Amazon Web Services Inc., CrowdStrike Holdings Inc. and Google Cloud, in forming the Blueprint Alliance. The group is reworking the agent security framework Okta first published in March into an open, multivendor reference architecture. The product additions are aimed at agents that end up with more access than anyone intended. An employee who links…

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