Agent Governance Register

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Okta for AI Agents

Not scored. Okta for AI Agents generally available since 29 April 2026. Agent SSO generally available in core Okta SSO since 24 August 2026.

In short: Okta for AI Agents is not scored in the register. It registers agents in Universal Directory, imports them from Agentforce, Bedrock AgentCore and ServiceNow, and assigns human owners. Agent Gateway and human-in-the-loop controls were listed as coming after general availability. A governance layer runs alongside your identity provider, never instead of it.

What does Okta already govern for agents?

What is not documented yet?

Where does a governance layer fit?

A governance layer runs alongside your identity provider, never instead of it.

Okta keeps employee sign-in, agent identities and owner or sponsor records. A governance layer adds per-action policy, human approval for high-risk actions and an audit trail tied to the person behind each action.

Compare the ten scored platforms in the register, or see which controls they document in the control library.

Frequently asked questions

4.1 Does Okta govern AI agents?
Partly. Okta for AI Agents registers agents, assigns human owners and runs access requests and certifications. Agent Gateway and human-in-the-loop controls were listed as coming after general availability.
4.2 Why is Okta not scored in the register?
The register scores governance layers that sit next to an identity provider. Okta is the identity provider many of those layers read from, so we describe what it covers instead of ranking it.
4.3 Do I need a governance platform if I run Okta?
Only if you need controls Okta does not yet document, such as per-action approval. A governance layer runs alongside your identity provider, never instead of it.

Reviewed by The Register desk