Identity Governance

Identity governance refers to the policies, processes, and technologies that manage who has access to what resources and data within an organization, including the assignment, monitoring, and revocation of digital identities and their associated permissions. In AI governance and compliance contexts, it ensures that only authorized users and systems can access sensitive data used in AI model training, testing, and deployment, reducing risks of unauthorized access and data misuse. Strong identity governance is essential for meeting regulatory requirements like GDPR, SOX, and HIPAA, as it creates auditable trails of who accessed which AI systems and datasets and when.

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Corporate PolicyGlobal2026-07-19

Agentic AI Moves to Production: Entrust Program Puts NHI Credential Governance in Focus

Entrust launched its Agentic AI Trust Accelerator on July 14, 2026, a co-development program designed to help enterprises extend identity, authorization, and cryptographic controls to autonomous AI agents. The program addresses non-human identity management, agent-specific credentials, and OAuth scoping as organizations begin moving agent deployments beyond pilots. It provides a vendor-supported framework for implementing least-privilege access models for agents operating in production environments.

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