The Identity Control Plane
The system that determines whether an AI agent is allowed to act.
Runtime Identity
Five primitives, working as one.
Notebook
HISTORY & EVOLUTION
A customer-owned, append-only record of every deed. It compounds over time — identity appreciates while models depreciate.
Anchor
CRYPTOGRAPHIC ROOT
An agent’s cryptographic root of identity — what SIGNET attaches trust and authority to, revocable in an instant.
Canon
IDENTITY FRAMEWORK
The initial identity coordinates and guardrails set by the enterprise.
Runtime State
CURRENT AUTHORITY
The real-time operational expression of identity and authority.
Situation Engine
REAL-TIME CONSTRAINTS
Real-world facts with TTL that may narrow — but never widen — authority.
The outcome
Trusted autonomous systems.
Risk Reduction
Prevent unauthorized actions, privilege creep and violations.
Regulatory Confidence
Complete lineage, explainability and auditability.
Operational Scale
Govern thousands to millions of agents with consistent guardrails.
Model Independence
Swap models without losing identity or continuity.
Strategic Advantage
Own the identity layer. Own the trust layer. Own the future.
Economics
Runs leaner.
Because identity, memory and governed context live in SIGNET, the model stops re-carrying everything on every call. That means fewer tokens, lower spend, and visibility into what each agent costs to run.
Figures illustrative until pilot data.
The console
Operate the control plane in real time.
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