The same enforcement principle Xybern applies to agents, every action verified, every access bounded, every decision recorded, applies to the humans and systems accessing Xybern itself. Access control is the same architecture, not a separate policy.
A human logs in, does a task, and logs out. An agent calls your systems thousands of times an hour with no natural pause. RBAC and key scoping are necessary, but not sufficient.
Every agent acts under its own signed identity, not a shared key that can never be narrowed or revoked individually.
Each agent is bounded to the actions its job requires. Anything outside the boundary is rejected and recorded.
Agent behaviour is tracked against a baseline, so a compromised agent stands out instead of blending in.
Standard controls still apply to the people and systems around the agent, enforced the same way.
Every role, human or agent, has a defined permission scope. Every action outside that scope is rejected and recorded, with no exceptions.
Full workspace control: billing, security settings, and members. The only role that can change workspace-level security or delete the workspace.
Manage projects, policies, and members. Cannot change billing or workspace-level security. The standard role for configuring governance.
Run verifications, create rules, and export reports. Cannot manage members or change security settings.
Read-only access to results, vault entries, and reports. Built for compliance officers and auditors who review without acting.
A scoped, signed identity for each AI agent, bounded to its authorised actions and logged on every call.
API keys are scoped to exactly what a system needs, revocable in under a second, and every action they take is written to a tamper-evident log.
Five scopes so each key carries only the access its integration requires, never a blanket credential.
Revoke a key and it stops working in under a second, with in-flight requests using it rejected.
Every action by a person, system, or agent is recorded, hashed, and chain-linked in the vault.
A clear, tested path to revoke, rotate, and prove exactly what a compromised key could and could not touch.
We will map your roles, scope your keys, and show you the audit trail, on the same layer that governs your agents.
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