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Mesh finds the AI agents working across your company, ties each one to the person it acts for, and shows what each one actually did. Through the gateway, it checks every agent call against the person, the agent, and live risk, and stops risky requests before they land.
The same decision layer ranks risk across your people, non-human identities, and cryptography.
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You onboard every new hire with an interview, a manager, and an offboarding date. Your AI agents arrived with none of that. Each one acts for a person, holds real credentials, and makes decisions at machine speed.
The tools you run each see a slice. Network tools see which app an agent went to. EDR sees which process ran. Cloud AI platforms govern only the agents built inside them. None of them, on its own, shows what the agent did with that access or decides whether it should have.
of security leaders worry AI is outpacing their ability to respond.
Axiad survey, n=312, May 2026
"The identity may be valid. The access may be legitimate. The action may still be wrong."
David Canellos, CEO, Axiad
Mesh agentic security answers the four questions every enterprise is asking about AI agents: what do we have, is it sanctioned, what should it be allowed to do, and what do we do about shadow AI.
Mesh finds AI agents through the EDR you already run and Microsoft Entra, plus every agent connected through the gateway. Each one is tied to the person it acts for and an accountable owner, with a record of each request: what it called, where it went, and whether it worked.
Through the gateway, every agent call is checked against the person, the agent, and live risk, and denied unless policy allows it. Approve or revoke an agent in one step, and keep an approved-AI list that policy enforces.
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When the board asks what your agents did and who approved it, you have the record. Agent risk is ranked next to your people and non-human identities, and each fix goes to its owner in the tools your teams already use.
Your identity tools surface people, service accounts, API keys, certificates, and now agents by the thousand, and flag hundreds of them critical. When every finding is critical, nothing gets fixed first. Agents make it sharper: some you can't find yet, and the ones you can find act before anyone decides.
Axiad Mesh is the decision and action layer for identity risk. It connects to the identity tools you already run, correlates what they know, and shows which ten of the hundred findings matter, who owns each one, and what to address first. Then it routes recommended actions into ServiceNow, your IGA, and your PAM, and tracks each one to closure.
Tie each agent to an owner, permissions, tools, data, and business context, then continuously assess and adjust trust as conditions change.
Most teams can't yet see the cryptography they depend on, and it hides where certificate tools don't look: authentication tokens, SAML, and machine identities. Mesh builds that inventory, ranks each asset by dependency and blast radius, and ties it to the owner who can change it.
Connect human, non-human, workload, credential and access signals to expose risky paths, determine blast radius and accountable owner, prioritize remediation, and route action back into the existing stack.
Separate programs, one risk model. Each new program starts from what Mesh already knows about your people, non-human identities, agents, and cryptography.
Mesh reads from the stack you have: identity providers, HR systems, cloud platforms, ticketing, PAM, and secrets managers. For AI agents, it builds on the EDR you already run, including CrowdStrike, Palo Alto Cortex XDR, and Microsoft Defender, and on Microsoft Entra Agent ID. No rip-and-replace, and nothing new to install on employee laptops.
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Know which agents act for whom, see agent risk ranked next to every other identity, and answer the board with a record of what your agents did and who approved it. For human identities, see exposure in dollars.
See each request an agent makes, then set policy on what it may do for its user.
See how agents are found, how each request is recorded, and how the gateway decides a call, before you commit.
Mesh delivers audit-ready evidence across human, non-human, and agentic identities before your next review.
Know which agents act for whom, see agent risk ranked next to every other identity, and answer the board with a record of what your agents did and who approved it. For human identities, see exposure in dollars.
See each request an agent makes, then set policy on what it may do for its user.
See how agents are found, how each request is recorded, and how the gateway decides a call, before you commit.
Mesh delivers audit-ready evidence across human, non-human, and agentic identities before your next review.
The decision layer for identity risk, from AI agents to cryptography.
See what your agents do, rank risk across your identities, and route each fix to its owner.
Credential lifecycle management at the highest assurance levels.
PKI-as-a-Service, phishing-resistant MFA, and certificate-based authentication. FedRAMP Moderate authorized.
Instant identity validation with no app and no delay.
Stop impersonation, speed up onboarding, and re-verify users in real time.
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Axiad has run identity in the highest-assurance environments for fifteen years. Mesh was built with an advisory board of enterprise security leaders over more than two years, for the environments they actually run: several identity providers, years of accumulated accounts, and no appetite for rip-and-replace.
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Top 10 US Financial Institution
I came up empty after six months of conversations with every vendor I could talk to. Someone has to have a solution that doesn't just help me discover, but also helps me action on it.
Large National Insurer
Cryptographic elements discovered and mapped to owners across the enterprise.
The Axiad solution is world-class, and the experts on the team were able to support us and understand what we wanted at every level.
US Railroad
Users secured with phishing-resistant credentials in just two months.
Axiad has driven down the number of our calls. This, in turn, saves labor hours on both our service desk and on the users.
Reduction in authentication-related service desk calls.
New research from Axiad finds the real bottleneck in enterprise identity security isn't detection - it's decision.
Axiad commissioned a survey of 312 senior security and IT leaders at U.S. enterprises and uncovered a consistent gap between perceived identity risk visibility and the ability to act on it when it matters most.
Identity Visibility and Intelligence Platforms (IVIP) are the intelligence layer that unifies fragmented IAM data across your entire identity stack.
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Axiad Mesh is the decision and action layer for identity risk. It shows what your AI agents are doing and who they act for, stops risky agent requests through the gateway, and ranks risk across your people, non-human identities, and cryptography, so your team fixes the ten that matter first.
Mesh finds AI agents through the EDR you already run and Microsoft Entra, plus agents connected through the gateway. It ties each one to the person it acts for and an owner, and records what each request did. Through the gateway, it checks every agent call against the person, the agent, and live risk, and denies it unless policy allows it.
No. Keep your cloud AI platform for the agents you build there. Mesh covers the agents beyond any single platform, on employee laptops and in other tools, and shows what they actually do.
No. Most teams start by seeing what their agents actually do and who they act for. Policy on what agents may do is the next step, when you're ready for it.
Mesh is the decision layer for identity risk across AI agents, people, non-human identities, and cryptography, for commercial enterprises. Conductor manages the full credential lifecycle at the highest assurance levels, including PKI, phishing-resistant MFA, and certificate-based authentication, and is FedRAMP Moderate authorized. Confirm delivers instant identity validation with no app, to stop impersonation and re-verify users in real time.
No. Mesh sits on top of the IAM, IGA, PAM, EDR, and cloud tools you already run and reads from them. It shows what they collectively miss and what to fix first.
Axiad Conductor is FedRAMP Moderate authorized and listed on the FedRAMP Marketplace. Axiad Mesh is a commercial, workforce-focused platform and is not offered under FedRAMP. If your program needs FedRAMP-authorized credential management, that's Conductor.
You cannot migrate the cryptography you cannot see. Most of it hides where certificate tools don't look: authentication tokens, SAML, and machine identities. Mesh builds that inventory in the context of the identities it protects, ranks each asset by what breaks first if the algorithm changes, and tracks migration against the mandates you answer to.
See which of your AI agents have an owner in a short pilot, or start with a free external identity risk score in minutes, with no integration required.
Book a walkthrough and we'll show you where your agents are, who each one acts for, and what each request actually did. Or start with a free external identity risk score in minutes.
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FedRAMP Moderate Authorized (Conductor). Frost and Sullivan Customer Value Leader. Gartner Market Guide Recognized. ISO/IEC 27001. SOC 2 Type II.
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