Indra Identity provides a security platform that extends identity and access management to non‑human identities such as service accounts, API credentials, and AI agents. It enforces continuous cryptographic governance and least‑privilege policies across autonomous pipelines, offering sub‑millisecond evaluation to prevent standing privilege risks and uncontrolled delegation.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Enterprises increasingly rely on non‑human identities such as service accounts, API keys, and AI agents, but traditional IAM systems are built for human users and cannot enforce fine‑grained, real‑time controls over these autonomous identities. This leads to standing privileges, uncontrolled delegation, and fragmented policies that create large attack surfaces.
Solution
Indra Identity provides a unified control plane that treats non‑human identities as infrastructure, applying continuous cryptographic governance to every request. Intent expressed in natural language is translated into deterministic, cryptographically signed capability tokens that bound execution scope. Policy evaluation occurs in sub‑millisecond edge‑native processing, eliminating round‑trip latency and ensuring that each agent action is authorized before it runs. The platform centralizes policy management across all autonomous workloads, preventing privilege accumulation and ensuring that delegated sub‑agents inherit least‑privilege permissions. By making identity credentials ephemeral and mathematically enforced, Indra eliminates standing credentials and reduces the risk of token theft or session hijacking.
Target Audience
Primary customers are security and DevOps teams in enterprises that manage large fleets of service accounts, API keys, and AI/ML agents, particularly those operating CI/CD pipelines, autonomous execution platforms, and machine‑to‑machine integrations.
Features
- Cryptographic intent verification that converts natural‑language requests into signed capability tokens
- Sub‑millisecond edge‑native policy evaluation for real‑time authorization without network round‑trips
- Ephemeral, zero‑standing credential model that automatically expires sessions after execution
- Unified control plane that enforces consistent policies across service accounts, API keys, and AI agents
- Automatic tracking of nested agent chains to maintain auditability of delegated actions
- Integration hooks for existing CI/CD pipelines and AI orchestration frameworks