Britive ARC™: Agentic Runtime Control
Control the entire arc of every AI agent action.
Don't Give AI Agents Privilege to Keep. Give Them Permission to Act.
Most approaches to agent security end up handing the agent something powerful: an API key, a token, a credential, a session, or a role waiting to be switched on. Even when that access is short lived, it exists before the task and after it, and once the agent holds it, nothing controls what the agent does next.
Britive changes the question. Instead of asking what credential an agent should receive, Britive asks whether this specific action should be allowed right now.
It starts before the first action. Britive discovers the agents running in your cloud environments, beginning with the cloud providers' native agent platforms, and shows the permissions each one holds. An onboarded agent becomes a managed identity with a named human owner, governed by the same policy engine as your non-human and human identities.
BRITIVE ARC™
Product Capabilities
Britive ARC™ applies one runtime control model to every AI agent action: verify, assess, authorize, observe, revoke. Privilege is temporary, control is continuous, and proof is captured throughout. The same platform and the same policy engine govern agentic AI, non-human, and human identities, so agent access is not a separate system to run.
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Verify: Every Agent Is a Known Identity
Britive confirms the agent is authenticated before anything runs, using standards-based methods including SPIFFE SVID, OIDC federation, and API tokens, resolved on every request. An unrecognized identity is stopped at the front door.
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Assess: Every Request Is Evaluated on What It Asks For
Britive evaluates the identity making the request, the identity it acts for, the tool, the arguments, the target, and the conditions around it. For agents working through Model Context Protocol, that happens at every tool call through the Britive MCP Gateway.
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Authorize: Privilege Is Created for the Action, Not Granted in Advance
Britive decides each action at the moment it happens, and the default is deny. When an action needs privilege, Britive creates it inside the target system's own access model for that task only, and for supported targets issues the agent no privileged credential at all. Sensitive actions can wait for a person's approval before any access exists.
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Observe: The Decision Stays Open While the Work Runs
Live signals from your identity and security stack, using CAEP and RISC events, can trigger deeper access enforcement, bring a person in, or revoke access mid-task. Where configured, Britive controls individual commands and SQL statements, and what is permitted comes from the access that was checked out, so an agent authorized to read has a delete blocked before it reaches the database.
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Revoke: Access Ends When the Task Does
Access has three exits: the task ends, the time limit expires, or a signal revokes it. Britive removes the privilege on whichever comes first, leaving an identity with no privileges in the target system. You can verify that by inspecting the target system yourself.
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Proof Runs Across the Entire Arc
Every decision, privilege creation, and revocation is recorded as access happens, not reconstructed afterward. Records include the tool called, the arguments used, and session replay down to the query or keystroke, searchable by command. Everything an agent did in one session stays correlated under a single session ID, and it all streams to your SIEM and SOAR through unified reporting.
Benefits of Agentic Runtime Control
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Everywhere Your Agents Reach: Cloud, SaaS, and On-Prem
One access model covers cloud environments, SaaS applications, databases, servers, and systems that still depend on traditional credentials. Agentic projects reach production instead of stalling at the on-prem boundary.
Privilege That Disappears
Privilege is created only when an authorized action requires it and automatically revoked when the task ends. For supported targets, Britive raises the agent's permissions without issuing the agent a privileged credential. If a privileged credential never exists, it cannot be stolen.
Control That Continues After Authorization
Britive can control individual commands and SQL statements inside a session, so a compromised or misdirected agent's commands are blocked before they reach the resource, even before anyone has detected the cause.
Proof Captured as Access Happens
Auditors get one record of which identity received access, what it covered, what it did, and when it ended. Nothing has to be assembled after the fact.
One Model for Agentic AI, Non-Human, and Human Identities
Agent access runs on the platform you already operate, not in a second system beside it. Agents hold their own assigned privileges or use a person's access through policy-controlled act-on-behalf-of, and an agent acting for a person never exceeds that person's authority.
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