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This article focuses on Okta's new AI agent runtime gateway, which shifts identity security from simple access control to governing autonomous actions at runtime. By monitoring both input prompts and output actions, the system enforces authorization decisions inline to mitigate threats posed by agentic workflows. This development represents a significant evolution in how AI infrastructure manages safety and compliance for autonomous systems.
Okta moves inline to police what AI agents actually do
An agent gateway moves identity security beyond deciding who gets through the front door to governing what autonomous AI agents do once inside. By sitting in the path of attempted actions, the gateway can enforce authorization decisions at runtime. Okta Inc. recently launched an AI agent runtime gateway as part of its broader approach to […] The post Okta moves inline to police what AI agents actually do appeared first on SiliconANGLE.
An agent gateway moves identity security beyond deciding who gets through the front door to governing what autonomous AI agents do once inside. By sitting in the path of attempted actions, the gateway can enforce authorization decisions at runtime. Okta Inc. recently launched an AI agent runtime gateway as part of its broader approach to securing autonomous systems. The…
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