RSA launches Agent ID platform to secure and govern enterprise AI agents
At The AI Conference in San Francisco, RSA announced RSA Agent ID, an identity security platform designed to discover, secure, and govern AI agents in regulated industries. Jim Taylor, President and Chief Product and Strategy Officer at RSA, explained that AI agents often operate without human oversight, accumulate permissions, and bypass corporate policies. In one audit, a medium-sized bank…
Key points
- RSA Agent ID Discover and Secure launch on November 16, 2026, with Govern following in early 2027.
- An audit of a bank with a strict "no agents" policy revealed more than 4,000 active agents.
- The platform uses an inline gateway to intercept tool calls and enforce inherited permission models.
The platform consists of three modules: Discover, Secure, and Govern. Discover scans endpoints and networks to register agents to human owners, Secure acts as an inline gateway to check tool calls against policy, and Govern logs actions for regulatory compliance. Rather than requiring human approval for every action, a risk engine scores activities and only escalates high-risk tasks to humans through an out-of-band channel.
One Bad Prompt Took Down a Company’s Salesforce: RSA’s Jim Taylor on Agent ID and Taming the 4,000 Shadow AI Agents Hiding in Your Enterprise
MarkTechPost · 30 September 2026
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