طبقة موحدة للصلاحيات والتدقيق لوصول الوكلاء إلى تطبيقات SaaS

لوحة تحكم واحدة تربط هوية الوكيل بنطاقات صلاحيات بأقل امتياز وتدقيق كامل عبر Jira وGitHub وSlack وتطبيقات SaaS أخرى، لسد الفجوة بين صلاحيات نظام التشغيل وصلاحيات التطبيقات.

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Product: Unified permission and audit layer for agent SaaS access
What it is: One control plane mapping an agent's identity to least-privilege scopes and full audit across Jira, GitHub, Slack and other SaaS, closing the OS-to-app permission gap.
Who pays: Security/platform leads at 200–5,000 person companies deploying coding and ops agents; $2–10k/mo from the identity/security budget.
Closest alternatives: Microsoft Entra Agent ID / Agent 365 (Microsoft-stack only, early), Okta / Auth0 (human-centric, no agent-aware resource models), Spera/Oasis (non-human identity posture, no per-action policy enforcement), Manual per-tool API token scoping (status quo)
The gap: OS sandboxes contain the process but are blind to what the agent does inside SaaS APIs; existing IdPs model humans, not per-task agent scopes. No neutral, cross-SaaS layer enforces 'read prod config, never write it' at the API level with unified audit.
Why now: Enterprises are deploying agents with broad OAuth tokens right now (2025-26), regulators and SOC teams are asking for agent attribution, and Agent 365's arrival validates the category while leaving non-Microsoft shops open.
Moat to build toward: Per-SaaS resource-model mappings and normalized audit schemas are slow to replicate; once it is the system of record for agent permissions, rip-and-replace cost is high.

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