Token Security governs non-human identities: continuous discovery of AI agents, service accounts and MCP servers across on-premises, hybrid and cloud, then ownership assignment, least-privilege enforcement, threat detection and automated remediation. A Token MCP Server and Token AI Agent extend it into agent environments directly.
Shadow AI discovery is the immediate problem it addresses. Machine identities already outnumber human ones in most enterprises, and agentic AI has accelerated that sharply: teams stand up agents and MCP servers with credentials nobody recorded, and the first question in any incident, who owns this identity, has no answer. Establishing ownership is unglamorous and it is the prerequisite for everything else.
Free tools sit alongside the platform, AI Privilege Guardian and an open-source GPTs Compliance Insights, aimed at security teams, CISOs and IAM functions. No pricing is published. Discovery is only as complete as its environment coverage, automatically remediating a machine identity can break the thing depending on it, and least privilege for agents is a moving target as their tasks change.
