New capabilities in Saviynt’s Agent Access Gateway help enterprises control AI agent actions at runtime; new identity verification features reduce identity impersonation risk
Manila, Philippines — Saviynt, a leading provider of identity security, today released major enhancements to its Agent Access Gateway — a runtime authorization layer that controls what AI agents can do as they interact with applications, data, APIs, tools, infrastructure, and other agents.
As enterprises move AI agents from experimentation into production, security teams face a new access problem. Agents can reason, adapt, and execute thousands of actions across business systems within seconds. Traditional access controls, which were designed for human users and static applications, cannot always determine whether an agent’s action is appropriate the moment it occurs.
Saviynt’s Agent Access Gateway addresses this challenge by enforcing policy at runtime. Today’s release introduces Intent-Aware Runtime Authorization™ (IARA), a new capability that evaluates AI agent actions in real time based on identity, context, policy, and intent. If an action falls outside approved boundaries, Saviynt can block it and generate an audit event at runtime. With IARA, organizations can protect sensitive resources from unintended or unauthorized actions.
“AI agents are becoming a new class of enterprise identity — autonomous, powerful, and capable of taking action across critical business systems,” said Vibhuti Sinha, Chief Product Officer, Saviynt. “Agent Access Gateway gives enterprises a way to control AI agent behavior at runtime, when decisions actually happen. With IARA, organizations can move beyond static permissions and make access decisions based on what an agent is trying to do, why it is doing it, and whether that action should be allowed.”
Along with IARA, Saviynt also announced expanded capabilities within its broader Identity Security for AI solution to help organizations address identity governance and security posture across the entire AI ecosystem. Agent Access Gateway now enables organizations to:
- Evaluate AI agent actions at runtime, in real-time, based on identity, context, policies, and intent
- Control an agent’s access to tools at runtime using static and dynamic policies
- Determine who an AI agent acts for by recognizing whether it carries out actions independently, on behalf of a human, or via another AI agent.
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