AI Agent Governance

AI agents are identities.
Govern them like your workforce.

Thalian governs AI agents and non-human identities the way it governs people: classified as a first-class identity tier, watched by detections built for how agents actually behave, and mapped to the frameworks your auditor asks about. Built for the mid-market IT team that already runs Okta.

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AI agents are the fastest-growing identity in your stack, and the least governed.

Every IAM vendor is shipping AI agents. Most security tools see them as ordinary service accounts and drown your dashboard in MFA false positives, or miss them entirely. Meanwhile the agents accumulate standing access that outlives the humans who provisioned them, with no offboarding lifecycle. The dedicated AI agent governance platforms exist, but they ship as six-figure enterprise contracts with months-long deploy cycles. That leaves the mid-market IT team, the ones who already run Okta and just added their first wave of agents, without a right-sized option. That gap is what Thalian fills.

AI agents become a first-class identity tier, not a misclassified service account.

Thalian syncs Okta AI Agents and classifies them separately from humans and traditional service accounts, then governs them by rules that fit how agents run.

Classified, not conflated

Okta AI Agents sync as their own identity type. MFA, SSO, and off-hours anomaly rules are suppressed automatically (agents run 24/7 by design), so you stop drowning in false positives. Agents are excluded from plan-limit identity counts and live in a dedicated dashboard tab.

Owner attribution

Every agent's detail panel shows declared OAuth scopes, client ID, grant type, and the human owner of record. When no human owner is recorded, the agent is flagged as orphaned, the persistent access most likely to outlive the person who created it.

Reviewed on their own terms

Access review campaigns support "AI agents only" and "NHI only" scopes, so the service accounts and agents that human-focused certifications miss finally get a review cadence of their own.

Findings built for how agents go wrong.

Two detections fire on the failure modes unique to non-human identities, in plain language with the affected agents listed.

Possible AI agent unclassified. A service account matches known AI framework naming patterns (LangChain, CrewAI, Gumloop, n8n, and others) but hasn't been formally classified as an agent, so the right governance rules aren't applying yet.
identity security · medium
AI agent count growing. Active agents have crossed 20% of your human workforce, the threshold where uncontrolled agent proliferation, with no offboarding process to revoke credentials, becomes a compound risk.
compound risk · medium
Ungoverned AI service accounts. AI provider service accounts (Anthropic, OpenAI, LiteLLM) without a recorded owner, or with stale credentials, surfaced alongside the human identities they touch.
AI governance · varies

And every AI tool someone OAuths in from a personal account.

Beyond agents, Thalian detects the consumer AI tools your team authorizes against corporate data via OAuth, flags risky scopes, and tells you who's using what.

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Mapped to the frameworks your auditor asks about.

NHI findings map to the canonical non-human-identity controls. Thalian maps to these controls; it does not claim certification against them.

NIST CSF 2.0 PR.AA-01 NIST CSF 2.0 PR.AA-05 ISO 42001 A.4.2 ISO 42001 A.6.2.2 ISO 42001 A.6.2.6 ISO 42001 A.6.2.8 ISO 42001 A.7.3 ISO 42001 A.9.2 ISO 42001 A.10.3

PR.AA-01 is the canonical control NIST CSF 2.0 extended to cover services and AI agents, not just users. ISO 42001:2023 is the first international AI management system standard. Both surface as tabs on the in-product Compliance page alongside SOC 2 and ISO 27001.

Built for the mid-market IT director, not the Fortune 500 procurement cycle.

The platforms that govern AI agents end-to-end ship as six-figure enterprise contracts with months-long deploy cycles. Thalian sits in between.

Listed pricing

Pro is $179 per month, with annual at 20% off. Free covers 25 identities and 3 integrations. No "contact sales" wall in front of basic features.

First findings during the first sync

OAuth into Okta and AI agent findings start surfacing during the first sync, in under two minutes for most workspaces. No deploy cycle, no Solutions Architect, no ninety-day implementation.

Works with what you have

Thalian connects to Okta, Entra ID, Intune, Jamf, CrowdStrike, and thirty-five other tools you probably already run. No rebuying your identity stack, no single-vendor bundle lock-in.

Govern the agents already running in your stack.

Connect Okta and see your AI agent findings in the first sync. Free for 25 identities, 30-day Pro trial, no credit card.

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