Corporate anxiety about autonomous agents is rising:
Agents hold credentials and take actions, but most enterprises cannot verify AI agent identities and do not govern access to and permissions in sensitive systems.
Malicious prompts or un-audited agentic instructions can hijack agent behavior, leak private data, and widen the attack surfaces for bad actors.
When prompted for an auditable record, agents can hallucinate. Enterprises are unable to produce audit trails, leading to non-conformance with industry regulations like the EU AI Act and the NIST frameworks.
Agents hold credentials and take actions, but most enterprises cannot verify AI agent identities and do not govern access to and permissions in sensitive systems.
Malicious prompts or un-audited agentic instructions can hijack agent behavior, leak private data, and widen the attack surfaces for bad actors.
When prompted for an auditable record, agents can hallucinate. Enterprises are unable to produce audit trails, leading to non-conformance with industry regulations like the EU AI Act and the NIST frameworks.
Agent Command gives you a single governance plane for your entire AI agent workforce: verifiable identities, hardware-sealed secrets, and a tamper-proof audit ledger built for regulators.
With Terminal 3, data and security teams can:
Identities are cryptographic and portable across enterprise SSO (Okta, Ping, Entra, Google Workspace) and open agent protocols (Google A2A, Anthropic MCP, SPIFFE/SVID, ERC-8004), verifiable without a shared trust anchor.
Enforced in hardware, beyond the reach of bad actors or a compromised agent; every action is bound to a signed intent.
Credentials, keys, and private data are sealed in hardware, substituted at the boundary, and never exposed to agents or their model context.
Every action is logged to a cryptographic Merkle-tree ledger, immutable and independently verifiable, export-ready for examinations and SOC 2 audits.
Interoperate via APIs or MCP, so you can monitor and secure agents across your technology stack and across multiple ecosystems.
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Agent Command gives every stakeholder the controls and evidence they need to trust an autonomous workforce.
For the CISO
Agent Command enforces secrets management and access permissions in hardware, so no agent — and no attacker who compromises one — can read a credential it wasn't scoped to see.
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From your first user to your millionth, Terminal 3 scales identity management and credential issuance without scaling your risk.
Access data across silos and borders, verify claims with cryptographic credentials, and process data without exposing, copying, or transferring protected information.
Issue verifiable digital identities and secure private data in self-sovereign storage.
Issue and validate smart verifiable credentials, with just-in-time verification against protected data.
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