Tag: Access

What began as a way for agents to call tools is expanding into infrastructure for longer-running, governed interactions across enterprise systems.
XAA removes a growing source of agent friction, but uneven support across the enterprise ecosystem makes the transition the harder problem to solve.
When one identity acts for another, the token model determines what downstream systems can actually see, trust, and audit.
The latest rankings show which risks become more pressing when a model can do more than generate an answer.
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An employee, a scheduled agent, and a company-wide assistant may knock on the same MCP server door. They should not get in with the same badge.
The gateway label now covers several very different jobs. The useful question is what traffic each gateway handles, what decision it supports, and where identity and access fit in the architecture.
OAuth 2.0 and OIDC solve fundamentally different problems.
Instead of duplicating accounts or sharing credentials, one identity system can validate identities issued by another and grant access based on that trust.
PAM is an intensifying interest for DevOps teams trying to bring the right set of access controls to bear on their infrastructure.