KNOW YOUR AGENT
Verify signed agents before you decide how to treat them
A display name or user-agent string is a claim, not proof. Know Your Agent verifies supported signed-agent identity claims and records the result beside the risk read.
Evidence about an automated client's identity claim
Verification shows possession of an accepted agent credential under a supported protocol. It does not show intent.
Verification result
Verified
A verified claim adds context.
Unsigned
Stays unknown, not hostile.
Invalid signature
An invalid signature is a risk signal.
Expired
Expired signatures are detected.
Replayed
Replayed signatures are detected.
Recorded beside the risk read
The result contributes to the risk read. Any allow, challenge or deny decision stays in your own logic.
A verified agent still passes your normal authentication and authorization.
Signed-request verification
A clear result state
Context beside the risk read
Operator view
From a signed request to a recorded result
External agent
Signed request
A supported agent signs its request and declares where its public key can be found.
Noxtica
Verifies and records
Signed request
Checks the signature, key reference and validity window. The result is recorded beside the risk read.
Your policy
Your own logic
Result state
Observe matches and non-matches, review unknown agents and apply your own policy.
Noxtica
Enforcement
Enforcement is roadmap, not part of this offer
Roadmap
The agent signs its request
Noxtica verifies the claim
You observe and decide
What Know Your Agent does not do
- Controlled availability. Eligibility, supported identity standards, and setup depend on tenant provisioning.
- Verify and observe today. Enforcement is roadmap and is not part of what this page offers.
- Verification is not trust. It does not prove intent, delegated authority, or the person behind an agent.
- Results are evidence. Your team makes the decision.
Scores, reasons and verdicts are probabilistic estimates, not statements of fact. Your team makes every decision.Read the disclaimer