Token Security: governance profile
Named a top 10 finalist in the RSAC 2026 Innovation Sandbox. Rank 6=, total 6.55.
In short: Token Security shares sixth place at 6.55 out of 10. It discovers agents and MCP servers across on-prem, hybrid and cloud estates and defines a human owner for each one. Lifecycle remediation is automated. Human approval was not found in its public material, and no price is published.
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How does Token Security score in each area?
| Area | Weight | Score | Reason | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| A1 Inventory and discovery | 15 | 8 | It discovers agents and MCP servers across on-prem, hybrid and cloud. | Source: Token Security home, read |
| A2 Ownership and accountability | 20 | 9 | It defines a human owner for each agent. | Source: Token Security home, read |
| A3 Policy authoring and enforcement | 20 | 6 | It offers lifecycle governance, right-sizing and remediation workflows. | Source: Token Security home, read |
| A4 Human approval and escalation | 15 | 2 | Human approval was not found. | Source: Token Security home, read |
| A5 Audit evidence | 15 | 7 | It monitors and audits agent actions. | Source: Token Security home, read |
| A6 Lifecycle and revocation | 10 | 8 | It covers ownership, intent and the access lifecycle with automated remediation. | Source: Token Security home, read |
| A7 Buying clarity | 5 | 4 | No public price is published. | Source: Token Security home, read |
Which of the 24 controls does Token Security document?
Not found means we did not find the control described in the sources listed. It does not mean the product lacks it.
- GOV-01Agent inventory: documentedSource: Token Security home, read
- GOV-02Named accountable owner: documentedSource: Token Security home, read
- GOV-03Documented purpose: partly documentedSource: Token Security home, read
- GOV-04Least privilege at creation: partly documentedSource: Token Security home, read
- GOV-05Short-lived credentials: not found in public materialChecked: Token Security home, read
- GOV-06Per-action policy: not found in public materialChecked: Token Security home, read
- GOV-07Human approval for high-risk actions: not found in public materialChecked: Token Security home, read
- GOV-08No self-approval: not found in public materialChecked: Token Security home, read
- GOV-09Policy testing before go-live: not found in public materialChecked: Token Security home, read
- GOV-10Tool allow-listing and hiding: not found in public materialChecked: Token Security home, read
- GOV-11Revocation and kill switch: not found in public materialChecked: Token Security home, read
- GOV-12Decommission at task end: not found in public materialChecked: Token Security home, read
- GOV-13Per-action audit log tied to a person: partly documentedSource: Token Security home, read
- GOV-14SIEM export: not found in public materialChecked: Token Security home, read
- GOV-15Periodic access review: not found in public materialChecked: Token Security home, read
- GOV-16Shadow agent detection: partly documentedSource: Token Security home, read
- GOV-17MCP server registry: partly documentedSource: Token Security home, read
- GOV-18Delegation bounded by the person's permissions: not found in public materialChecked: Token Security home, read
- GOV-19Agent incident response: not found in public materialChecked: Token Security home, read
- GOV-20Change management for agent permissions: not found in public materialChecked: Token Security home, read
- GOV-21Third-party agent onboarding: not found in public materialChecked: Token Security home, read
- GOV-22Data access boundaries: not found in public materialChecked: Token Security home, read
- GOV-23Evidence retention: not found in public materialChecked: Token Security home, read
- GOV-24Board reporting: not found in public materialChecked: Token Security home, read
What does Token Security cost?
No public price is published.
Does Token Security work alongside your identity provider?
Not stated in the material we read.
A governance layer runs alongside your identity provider, never instead of it.
How does Token Security rank for specific buyer needs?
- Shares seventh at 6.45Best for regulated industries
- Shares seventh at 5.40Best for human oversight
- Sixth at 7.45Best for shadow agent inventory
- Sixth at 6.65Best for audit evidence
- Eighth at 5.85Best for a small team's fast start
- Shares sixth at 6.95Best for lifecycle and revocation
Head-to-head comparisons
Frequently asked questions
- 6.1 What is Token Security best at?
- Its highest area score is ownership, at 9 out of 10. It defines a human owner for each agent.
- 6.2 Where are the gaps in Token Security?
- Its lowest area is approval, at 2 out of 10. Human approval was not found. Controls not found in its public material: 17 of 24.
- 6.3 How is Token Security priced?
- No public price is published.
Reviewed by The Register desk