RevokeGate
An instant kill-switch for enterprise AI agents and non-human identities that propagates revocation across connected control points and returns a signed receipt.
When an enterprise agent begins acting outside policy, the security team can pause one token or disable one identity while the same agent remains authorized somewhere else. The dangerous interval is the manual sequence between discovery and complete containment: find every credential, call every control plane, and prove each revocation landed. The opening is a single break-glass action that treats cross-system revocation as one accountable incident event.
The enterprise security or identity owner accountable for containing a compromised AI agent or non-human identity across multiple identity providers and gateways.
A recent delegation-and-revocation infrastructure trigger meets a documented agent-control failure, a crisp enterprise security buyer, and a narrow API-shaped product with high leverage.
The wedge has only a modest standalone moat, complete containment depends on connector breadth and downstream enforcement, and identity incumbents can plausibly add cross-system revocation as the category matures.
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