Ping Identity introduces enterprise security for personal AI agents
Ping Identity launched Enterprise Personal Agent Access to discover, authenticate and control personal AI agents like Claude at runtime.
Ping Identity announced Enterprise Personal Agent Access, delivered through PingOne Privilege, to give enterprises visibility and control over personal AI agents such as Claude and Claude Code. The product discovers agents including shadow AI, associates each session with the user and device behind it, and enforces allow, deny, log, human-approval or revocation decisions on agent access at runtime. It enables secretless developer workflows so agents can commit code without long-lived credentials while keeping actions attributable to the agent. Ping cites Gravitee research that 48% of production AI agents run unsecured and says the product is available now and piloting with global enterprises.
- Discovers personal and shadow AI agents and binds each session to a user and device.
- Applies runtime authorization policies to allow, deny, log, or revoke agent actions.
- Provides secretless privileged access so agents commit code without long-lived credentials.
- Ping participated in Anthropic's Project Glasswing security evaluation effort.
- Cites Gravitee research that 48% of production AI agents are unsecured.
- Vendors
- Ping Identity
- AI models
- Claude
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3 min read at helpnetsecurity.comPing Identity announced an end-to-end approach that combines discovery, secretless privileged access and runtime control for personal AI agents. With Ping Identity’s Enterprise Personal Agent Access, companies can see which AI agents are running, know who is behind them, and enforce what each agent can access and do at the moment of action without slowing AI adoption.
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