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Remove standing access to critical systems with dynamic access management
Enforce real-time authorization for AI and MCP-powered agents
Ensure critical cloud environments like AWS and Azure can only be accessed when necessary
Ensure critical actions in code repositories like GitHub can only be performed under the right conditions
Manage and revoke privileged sessions using CAEP-enabled context
Every enterprise has a home-grown app that doesn’t fit standard IAM tools. SGNL connects those custom systems to …
SGNL's pioneering Continuous Identity approach and technology delivers real-time access decisions for global Fortune 100 enterprises
Agentic AI use cases are evolving rapidly. At IIW, we mapped four MCP use cases that show how identity and authorization must adapt. This post shares the highlights and emerging challenges from that discussion.
Cloud access control isn’t just about roles and permissions. It’s also about context. SGNL enforces real-time, risk-aware policies across cloud providers, adapting instantly when business or security conditions change.
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Discover how to protect your source code with Continuous Identity by connecting GitHub to your existing stack—Okta, Jira, and device management—so developers get just-in-time access tied to actual work, not standing permissions.
Just-in-time access promises to solve standing privilege problems, but time-boxed credentials with broad entitlements still leave exposure windows that attackers can exploit.
SGNL’s integration with Jamf brings real-time device trust into every access decision, ensuring that only secure, compliant endpoints can reach your most critical systems.
The breakdown on how to eliminate standing AWS privileges by connecting your existing tools—Okta, ServiceNow, PagerDuty, and CrowdStrike—into a Continuous Identity architecture that grants just-in-time access based on real-time context.
MCP has great potential. Let’s enable enterprises to enforce policy
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