Best On-Premises Agentic Identity and Security (AISP) Platforms of 2025

Find and compare the best On-Premises Agentic Identity and Security (AISP) Platforms in 2025

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    BigID Reviews
    Data visibility and control for security, compliance, privacy, and governance. BigID's platform includes a foundational data discovery platform combining data classification and cataloging for finding personal, sensitive and high value data - plus a modular array of add on apps for solving discrete problems in privacy, security and governance. Automate scans, discovery, classification, workflows, and more on the data you need - and find all PI, PII, sensitive, and critical data across unstructured and structured data, on-prem and in the cloud. BigID uses advanced machine learning and data intelligence to help enterprises better manage and protect their customer & sensitive data, meet data privacy and protection regulations, and leverage unmatched coverage for all data across all data stores.
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    Defakto Reviews
    Defakto Security offers a robust platform that authenticates every automated interaction by providing temporary, verifiable identities to non-human entities like services, pipelines, AI agents, and machines, thereby removing the need for static credentials, API keys, and enduring privileges. Their comprehensive non-human identity and access management solution facilitates the identification of unmanaged identities across diverse environments such as cloud, on-premises, and hybrid settings, the issuance of dynamic identities in real time based on policy specifications, the enforcement of least-privilege access principles, and the generation of complete audit-ready logs. The solution comprises several modules: Ledger, which ensures ongoing discovery and governance of non-human identities; Mint, which automates the creation of purpose-specific, temporary identities; Ship, which enables secretless CI/CD workflows by eliminating hard-coded credentials; Trim, which optimizes access rights and eliminates excessive privileges for service accounts; and Mind, which safeguards AI agents and large language models using the same identity framework employed for workloads. Each module plays a critical role in enhancing security and streamlining identity management across various operational contexts.
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    Keycard Reviews
    Keycard is an advanced identity and access management platform tailored for the era of agent-driven technology, facilitating secure connections among AI agents, users, services, and APIs through real-time identity controls driven by policies. Instead of relying on static secrets, it generates dynamic, short-lived access tokens and accommodates federated identity systems to unify users, agents, and workloads within a decentralized authorization structure. Developers can leverage convenient SDKs compatible with popular frameworks, enabling them to create applications aware of agents without needing extensive IAM knowledge. The platform’s data architecture encompasses identity-validated agents, tasks, tools, and resources, which facilitate the establishment of logical zones equipped with permissions that are context-aware and subject to auditing. Additionally, security teams have the capability to formulate deterministic, task-oriented policies that clarify who (whether a user or agent) is permitted to perform certain tasks on specific resources under designated conditions, ensuring complete transparency in access control. This comprehensive approach not only enhances security but also improves operational efficiency across various systems.
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