Best Agentic Identity and Security (AISP) Platforms for GitHub
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Compare the Top Agentic Identity and Security (AISP) Platforms that integrates with GitHub as of November 2025
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This a list of Agentic Identity and Security (AISP) Platforms that integrates with GitHub. Use the filters on the left to add additional filters for products that have integrations with GitHub. View the products that work with GitHub in the table below.
What is Agentic Identity and Security (AISP) Platforms for GitHub?
Agentic Identity and Security Platforms (AISPs) enable enterprises to assign, manage, and govern digital identities for autonomous AI agents and non-human actors, treating them as first-class identities rather than simply service accounts. They provide real-time policy enforcement, dynamic credentialing, continuous audit trails and access governance across human, machine and agentic identities. In a world where AI agents act on behalf of users, make decisions, access systems and execute workflows, traditional identity management models (built for humans or static service accounts) are no longer sufficient. AISPs close the “access-trust gap” that emerges when autonomous agents perform tasks, enabling organizations to maintain compliance, least-privilege access, and visibility into agent behaviour. By embedding identity-first security into AI-agent lifecycles, these platforms protect against impersonation, privilege escalation, credential misuse and rogue-agent risks in modern automated environments. Compare and read user reviews of the best Agentic Identity and Security (AISP) Platforms for GitHub currently available using the table below. This list is updated regularly.
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Veza
Veza
Data is being reconstructed for the cloud. Identity has taken a new definition beyond just humans, extending to service accounts and principals. Authorization is the truest form of identity. The multi-cloud world requires a novel, dynamic approach to secure enterprise data. Only Veza can give you a comprehensive view of authorization across your identity-to-data relationships. Veza is a cloud-native, agentless platform, and introduces no risk to your data or its availability. We make it easy for you to manage authorization across your entire cloud ecosystem so you can empower your users to share data securely. Veza supports the most common critical systems from day one — unstructured data systems, structured data systems, data lakes, cloud IAM, and apps — and makes it possible for you to bring your own custom apps by leveraging Veza’s Open Authorization API. -
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Astrix
Astrix Security
Astrix ensures your core systems are securely connected to third-party cloud services by extending access management and threat prevention to API keys, OAuth tokens, service accounts, and more. Our agentless, easy-to-deploy solution enables you to discover and remediate risky app-to-app connections that expose you to supply chain attacks, data breaches, and compliance violations. Get a consolidated view of all the connections to your critical systems: internal and external apps, access keys, secrets, and workflows. Uncover over-privileged, unnecessary, and untrusted connections. Get an alert when an app behaves suspiciously. -
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Aembit
Aembit
Replace manual and insecure access to non-human identities with our automated and secretless Workload IAM platform. Manage your workload-to-workload access like you do your users: with automated, policy-based and identity-driven controls, so you can proactively eliminate the risk of non-human identities. Aembit boosts security by cryptographically verifying workload identities, in real time, ensuring that only trusted workloads have access to your sensitive data. Aembit injects short-lived credentials into requests just-in-time so you never have to store or protect secrets. Dynamically enforce access rights based on real-time evaluations of workload security posture, geography and other key behavioral characteristics. Aembit secures access amongst workloads in the cloud on-prem and in SaaS. -
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Token Security
Token Security
Token Security introduces a new approach designed for the Non-Human Identity (NHI) boom era, focusing on machine-first identity security. Identities are everywhere and left unmanaged; they’re machines, apps, services, and workloads created by everyone, popping up all day, every day. The complex and slow process of managing these identities has created an attack surface organizations are simply not prepared to deal with. Instead of focusing on a list of human identities, Token focuses on the resources being accessed first, instantly uncovering who is accessing what, where you are at risk, and how to stay secure. Without interrupting production or business continuity. Token discovers all identities across all locations in your cloud, even breaking down complex mechanisms like Kubernetes, databases, servers, and containers, stitching together all relevant identity data into a single unified view. -
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Defakto
Defakto
Defakto secures every automated interaction by issuing short-lived, verifiable identities to non-human actors such as services, pipelines, AI agents, and machines, eliminating static credentials, API keys, and standing privileges. Their unified non-human identity and access management solution enables discovery of unmanaged identities across cloud, on-premises, and hybrid environments, issuance of dynamic identities at runtime tied to policy, enforcement of least-privilege access, and full audit-ready logging. The product consists of modules; Ledger for continuous discovery and governance of non-human identities; Mint for automated issuance of purpose-bound, ephemeral identities; Ship for secretless CI/CD workflows where hard-coded credentials are removed; Trim for automatic right-sizing of access and removal of over-privileged service accounts; and Mind for securing AI agents and large-language models with the same identity model used for workloads. -
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Keycard
Keycard
Keycard is an identity-and-access infrastructure platform built for the agent-native era, enabling developers and enterprises to securely connect AI agents, users, services, and APIs with real-time, policy-driven identity controls. It issues dynamic, ephemeral access tokens in place of static secrets and supports federated identity models to unify users, agents, and workloads under a distributed authorization framework. The platform provides drop-in SDKs for popular frameworks so developers can build agent-aware applications without becoming IAM experts. Keycard’s data model includes identity-attested agents, tasks, tools, and resources, allowing logical zones with context-aware permissions and auditability. On the policy side, security teams can define deterministic, task-based rules that enforce who (user/agent) can do what (task) on which resource under which conditions, all with full transparency.
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