Signal Loom provides a vendor‑agnostic identity control plane that inventories every AI agent and non‑human identity in an enterprise, linking each to a designated human owner.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Enterprises are rapidly deploying AI agents and non‑human identities, but lack unified governance for their credentials, ownership, and compliance, leading to unmanaged risk and audit gaps.
Solution
Signal Loom offers a vendor‑agnostic identity control plane that inventories every AI agent and non‑human identity within an organization and links each to a designated human owner. The platform centralizes credential issuance, lifecycle management, and revocation, providing audit‑ready records of who authorized an agent, what resources it accessed, and its actions. By mapping ownership and enforcing policy across all agents, Signal Loom reduces the attack surface created by stale or orphaned credentials and helps organizations meet evolving compliance frameworks such as SOC 2, EU AI Act, and NIST AI RMF.
Target Audience
Primary customers are security, compliance, and IT operations teams in mid‑size to large enterprises that deploy AI agents at scale and need centralized governance of non‑human identities.
Features
- Comprehensive inventory of AI agents and non‑human identities across all vendors and environments
- Ownership mapping that assigns each agent to a named human responsible for its lifecycle
- Centralized credential management with automated issuance, rotation, and revocation
- Audit‑ready logging of agent authorizations, resource access, and activity for compliance reporting
- Policy engine that enforces access controls and compliance rules uniformly across the enterprise
- Integration capabilities for existing IAM, SIEM, and governance tools via APIs