RSA Agent ID Secures AI Agents and MCP Servers With Identity-Based Access Controls
RSA launched Agent ID, an identity platform that discovers, secures, and audits AI agents and MCP servers for regulated industries.
RSA announced Agent ID at The AI Conference in San Francisco, targeting financial services, government agencies, and critical infrastructure operators. The platform has three modules: Discover (agent/MCP registry), Secure (policy enforcement via an AI/MCP gateway), and Govern (lifecycle certification). Discover and Secure become generally available November 16, 2026, with Govern planned for H1 2027. High-risk agent actions require out-of-band approval from an authenticated human using phishing-resistant credentials.
- Discover and Secure modules generally available November 16, 2026; Govern planned H1 2027
- AI/MCP Gateway enforces tool and argument-level authorization on every agent request
- High-risk actions require phishing-resistant human approval with verifiable audit evidence
- RSA cites 150,000 AI agents per Fortune 500 organization by 2028
- Deployment options include US/EU tenants, hybrid, on-prem, and air-gapped in 2027
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RSA has launched RSA Agent ID, an identity security platform that discovers, secures, and governs AI agents and Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers in highly regulated environments. The company states that this offering addresses a growing “agentic identity” gap by applying workforce-style identity governance, authorization controls, and auditability to non-human AI actors. Announced at The […]
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