Zero Trust
Zero Trust for AI agents and critical resources
AI agents are non-human actors moving across your identity, network, data, cloud and operations — a new trust boundary, crossed at machine speed. Zero Trust was built for humans at login. EDAMAME extends it to the agents and the machines they run on: every request bound to proven posture and verified runtime behavior, not a token.
Who owns the agent trust boundary?
Agents do not respect the org chart. Identity owns a slice. Network owns a slice. Application, data, cloud, security and operations own the rest — and none of them owns the whole boundary. EDAMAME is one place to see and prove all of it, so it does not fall between teams.
Three questions, continuously.
Every organization has to answer three questions about every AI agent, over and over. A policy alone cannot answer the third: the agent is non-deterministic, so its declared plan is not proof — only host-grounded observed behavior shows what it actually did.
Who is the agent?
Hub inventories every AI agent and the host it runs on, managed or unmanaged.
What is it allowed to do?
Policy lives in Hub. Your IdP, SSE, VPN and repos enforce it.
Is it still acting on human intent?
Runtime verification scores divergence from host telemetry the agent cannot fake.
Hub decides. Your stack enforces.
EDAMAME watches from the host — passive, monitor-only, never in the path of a request. Posture and runtime evidence roll up to EDAMAME Hub, which holds the access policy as the source of truth. When a device or an agent falls out of policy, Hub tells the access control you already run — IdP, SSE, VPN, repo, firewall — to enable or disable it. Nothing new sits between your humans and their work.
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Identity
Application
Network
More than ZTNA, MDM, or an allow-list.
Your identity and ZTNA stack governs who may get access. MDM administers company-owned devices. Neither can tell you whether the machine behind a valid token is still trustworthy, or whether the agent on it is still doing what a human asked. EDAMAME proves that — on managed and unmanaged hosts, without MDM — and hands the verdict to the enforcement point you already own.
Identity and ZTNA
They govern who may get access. EDAMAME proves the machine is still trustworthy.
Device management
MDM administers company hardware. EDAMAME covers BYOD, contractor and agent hosts.
EDR and sandboxes
They protect the endpoint. EDAMAME watches what the agent does across the whole host.
