AI Governance

See, assess, and govern your AI agents in one place.

AI agents are already operating across your environment — but you don’t know how many exist, what they can access, what they’re authorized to do, or whether they should still exist. Oleria’s Trustfusion platform automatically discovers your AI agents, maps what they can reach, tracks what they actually do, and generates compliance evidence from a unified identity intelligence layer — in minutes, not months.

The problem:

AI agents are moving at machine speed. Your governance isn’t.

Teams are rapidly deploying AI agents across Azure AI Foundry, AWS Bedrock, OpenAI Codex, Anthropic Claude, Salesforce Agentforce, GitHub Copilot, and more.
You don’t know how many agents exist, what they can access, what they’re authorized to do, or who is responsible for them. Most carry permissions nobody tracks and lack clear ownership.
Traditional identity and access management cannot detect AI agent identities, assess their access, or determine compliance with EU AI Act or NIST AI RMF requirements.
This is the AI governance gap, and it’s a board-level concern.

Of organizations lack confidence in preventing NHI attacks

2025 Cloud Security Alliance (CSA) report "The State of Non-Human Identity Security"

The solution:

Manage AI agents at the identity layer — where the risk actually lives.

Oleria’s Trustfusion platform creates a unified identity intelligence layer across human, non-human, and AI identities — automatically discovering agents, mapping what they can reach, tracking what they actually do, and continuously generating deterministic, auditable compliance evidence, instead of periodic snapshots.

What this means for you?

Your board requires evidence, not estimates. 

If an AI agent is compromised, your board will not accept uncertainty about the impact. They require proof, and right now you can’t provide it.

Quantified risk posture across every AI agent, scored and ranked

Prioritized maturity scoring across 12 governance capability areas

Board-ready reports are generated on demand

Focus security investments with prioritized risk and business impact analysis

The EU AI Act deadline is August 2, 2026. Manual evidence collection takes months you don’t have.

Some EU AI Act requirements are already being enforced. Manual evidence collection can take months. Agents and auditors expect timely compliance.

Receive article-by-article EU AI Act assessments for each agent

Access immutable audit evidence, from Oleria identity graph rather than spreadsheets or screenshots

Benefit from continuous compliance monitoring with real-time updates, instead of relying on quarterly snapshots

An alert is fired but lacks context. Is an AI agent compromised? What is the blast radius?

AI agent monitoring doesn’t exist. Investigation is manual, and alerts lack identity context, ownership chain, and blast radius visibility. Triage typically takes 30 to 60 minutes per incident before response can begin.

Each alert is automatically enriched with ownership chain and permission scope details

The blast radius is immediately visible, eliminating the need for manual correlation

Disable access, revoke permissions, and generate an incident report within a single workflow

Reduce manual access review cycles with intelligent automation and AI-powered recommendations

Make fast, informed access decisions with rich context and risk insights

Revoke unneeded or risky access in one place — for internal or external identities

Streamline approvals with automation to reduce rubber-stamping and increase productivity

How it works:

Agent inventory

Discover AI agents, including both registered and shadow.

Oleria uses identity intelligence to automatically detect AI agents by identifying service principals, managed identities, and application registrations with agent characteristics. No manual registration required.

What the inventory captures:

Agent name, type, and platform: Copilot Studio, Azure AI Foundry, Agentforce, etc.

Creation date: and deployment context.

Identity provider registration: Entra ID service principal, AWS IAM role, Salesforce connected apps

Authentication method and credential type: OAuth2 WIF, certificate, API key, managed identity

Complete permission scope: Including all OAuth scopes, API permissions, and role assignments

Owner identity: Specifying the human account responsible for creating or managing the agent

Dormancy status: Including last authentication, last activity, and days since last use

Application association: Indicating the enterprise application or tenant to which the agent belongs

Ownership

Trace every agent back to its identity roots.

Oleria maps the complete ownership chain, including the agent’s creator, linked identities, permission flows, and compromise propagation. Agents with the same owner or permission scope are grouped, so remediating one prompts review of all related agents.

Oleria delivers:

Ownership chain: The human identity responsible for creating, owning, or managing the agent.

Identity chaining: How the agent inherits or delegates identity through delegation and impersonation. This includes both direct and indirect access via chained identities.

Permission flow: The complete entitlement path from agent to resource.

Sibling relationships: Agents that share the same owner, service principal, or permission patterns.

Lateral movement path: NHIs that share the same high-privilege access.

Incident response

See exactly what every agent is doing.

Permissions and configurations provide limited insight. Oleria monitors actual agent behavior, including authentication patterns, access usage, and inactivity. Four key signals highlight the most important findings.

Authentication events: Track the agent’s last authentication, originating IP, credential used, and any deviations from historical patterns.

Permission utilization: Identify which granted permissions are used versus dormant.

Dormancy detection: Continuously monitor agents that have ceased operating.

Behavioral baselines: Use historical activity patterns to immediately detect anomalies when behavior changes.

Agent risk scoring

Get one composite score. No guesswork.

Oleria assesses AI agents across five identity-specific, weighted, and evidence-based dimensions, allowing your team to identify and resolve issues with confidence.

Privilege risk: Permissions exceeding operational purpose.

Data reach risk: The blast radius of what an agent can actually touch.

Risk violations: Active policy violations with SLA status. Dormancy exceeding threshold, over-provisioned access, weak authentication, missing ownership, stale credentials.

Owner risk: Weak MFA (email or SMS), suspicious API traffic, or excessive privileges (such as Global Admin) increase the likelihood that the human owner compromise will lead to agent compromise.

Dormancy risk: High-privilege agents with no activity present a significant attack surface. Dormancy amplifies the composite score rather than being considered alongside other dimensions.

Agent assessment

Understand each agent’s status relative to key frameworks.

Regulatory requirements for AI agents are increasing. Oleria evaluates each agent against the EU AI Act and NIST AI RMF, providing evidence-based findings, gap analysis, and a prioritized remediation plan. No more manual evidence collection and spreadsheet audits.

EU AI Act assessment: Provides an article-by-article evaluation from Article 4 to Article 99. Includes risk tier classification, control evaluation by article (PASS, FAIL, or AT RISK), gap identification, penalty exposure quantification, and a prioritized remediation roadmap.

NIST AI RMF assessment: Delivers a four-function evaluation across Govern, Map, Measure, and Manage, including subcategory scoring.

Platform-specific considerations: Oleria also assesses the platforms where agents operate, including Azure AI Foundry, Salesforce Agentforce, and multi-platform environments.

Lifecycle management

Governance at every stage

Most organizations track agent creation, but few monitor ongoing activity, access needs, or accountability over time. Oleria addresses this with continuous governance throughout the agent lifecycle and integrates with your existing tools.

Provisioning: Enforce policy at creation. Evaluate permissions for least privilege, validate ownership, and verify authentication strength before deployment.

Continuous governance: Governance agents monitor the identity graph in real time. Receive immediate alerts when an agent gains new permissions, becomes inactive, or loses an assigned owner.

Recertification: Oleria provides each review with attached evidence, including activity history, permission usage, and ownership status, enabling efficient decision-making.

Decommissioning: Complete offboarding in one workflow. Disable identity, revoke OAuth scopes, audit lifetime access, generate evidence packages, and remove the agent from inventory.

Integrations: Oleria supplies governance intelligence across your tools while your IdP remains the system of record.

AI agent governance, built on our trusted identity foundation

Ownership: Assign a human steward to each agent

Every agent has an owner. Oleria links each agent to an accountable person or team, immediately surfaces unowned agents, and continuously captures new deployments.

Lifecycle: Track agents from deployment through decommissioning

JML integration flags agent credentials when a steward departs. Dormant agents are queued for review. Access that outlives its purpose is continuously identified and retired.

Visibility: See what agents can reach, and flag what they shouldn't hold

The access graph shows what applications and data agents can access, including activity history, so you can identify unused and unintended permissions. Over-privilege signals reveal standing access beyond any observed task scope.

Governance: Bring agents into your existing review and policy cadence

Evaluate agents as identities with purpose, ownership, and behavior — just as you do for humans. Reviewers get full context. Certification campaigns generate audit evidence for compliance reporting.

Incident response: Respond faster when an agent is involved

Activity analysis and risk signals across the agent fleet give IR teams immediate context on who owns the agent, what it could have accessed, what it actually did, and the business impact.

Govern AI agents at the identity layer — where the risk actually lives.

Identity is the foundation of AI governance. Oleria provides a unified identity intelligence layer that gives you the visibility, control, and continuous governance needed to stay ahead of every AI agent in your environment.