One policy engine for every identity that operates after login — human privileged sessions, service accounts, cloud workload identities, AI agents and MCP servers. Independent of any EDR vendor, and additive to every security investment you already run.
The same organizations surveyed also expect AI to make the next attack worse, as adversaries use the same tools to move faster than any human-speed defense can react.
Continuous, real-time visibility into every identity reaching your systems — human, service account, or AI agent.
Policy and approval applied before anything connects. Nothing acts until a human or a rule has said it can.
Every call inspected in-line, at the moment of action — not at login, against policy and the calling identity.
Access expires automatically. No standing privilege left behind, ever.
AI agents don't wait for approval the way a human does. Whiteswan sits at the protocol chokepoint — the point every agent and MCP call must pass through — and makes the call in-line.
Continuous, real-time visibility into every agent and MCP server that routes through the gateway — with a live capability registry of every tool, prompt, and resource the moment a server connects.
New agents and servers are held in a pending state until an admin explicitly approves or blocks them. Unregistered servers can't connect. Unapproved agents can't pass.
Each agent is issued its own per-session cryptographic key pair via SPIFFE/SPIRE the moment it spawns — verifiable, scoped to that session, and retired when the session ends.
Every agent token is checked against your identity provider on every single call — Whiteswan tells delegated, human-initiated actions apart from fully automated ones, with the original human always identifiable.
Disconnect a server immediately and drain its in-flight work, or block an agent on its very next call — before damage escalates.
Whiteswan isn't four products bolted together. It's one engine, making the same decision, wherever an identity acts after login:
Recognized for AI-driven identity security and multi-cloud integration.
"Whiteswan has helped us eliminate VPN dependency with a secure, time-bound, and approval-based access model, providing complete visibility into vendor and internal activities through real-time monitoring and session recording."
"Whiteswan PAM has significantly strengthened our privileged access security posture. Granular access controls, real-time session monitoring, and strong audit trails enable us to meet stringent compliance and audit requirements with confidence."
"Whiteswan's ability to discover and manage all existing identities on endpoints has been transformative — the granular approach to access control has significantly reduced our attack surface."
These results were earned on Whiteswan's privileged access engine — the same decision logic, the same audit trail, the same in-line enforcement that now governs AI agents at the MCP chokepoint. One engine. The proof just runs ahead of the newest surface.
See how Whiteswan deploys — PAM and MCP gateways at the core, endpoint agents for on-prem control, native integration for cloud.
The discipline of governing identity continuously, at the moment an identity acts — not just at the login screen. Most security stops at authentication; Whiteswan governs everything that happens after, for every identity that can act on your systems.
No. Whiteswan validates against your existing identity provider rather than replacing it. No re-platforming, no forklift, no second source of truth.
No. Whiteswan is independent of any EDR vendor and additive to every security investment you already run.
Authentication confirms who's allowed in. Whiteswan governs what happens next — every action a privileged user, service account, or AI agent takes once they're inside.
A vault governs human privileged sessions. Whiteswan governs that and three more surfaces — on-prem/AD, cloud workload identity, and AI agents/MCP — from one policy engine, one audit trail.
Most platforms either decide or enforce — a policy engine that hands off enforcement elsewhere, or a gateway that enforces a decision made elsewhere. Whiteswan does both, in-line, in one engine, at the moment an identity acts — across legacy AD, cloud, and AI agents at the MCP chokepoint, not just one surface.
CyberArk's 2024 Identity Security Threat Landscape Report — a global survey of 2,400 security decision-makers across 18 countries. It measures organizations with two or more identity-related breaches in the past year, not a one-time incident rate. See the full data →
Every AI agent is issued its own per-session cryptographic key pair via SPIFFE/SPIRE the moment it spawns — a verifiable identity scoped to that session, retired the moment the session ends.
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