FAQ
Short answers to the questions buyers, security teams, and engineers most often ask about Agentic Fabriq.
Agentic Fabriq is the identity and permissioning layer for AI agents. It gives every AI agent a verifiable identity, enforces least-privilege access to tools and data, logs every action, and supports one-click revocation. It integrates with existing identity providers like Okta, Azure AD, and Google Workspace, and works across agent frameworks and MCP servers.
Okta authenticates and authorizes humans and long-lived service accounts. Agentic Fabriq authenticates and authorizes AI agents — software that acts autonomously on behalf of users, chains actions across tools, and passes context to other agents. Okta has no concept of per-agent identity, action-level scopes, agent-to-agent delegation, or tool-call audit trails. Agentic Fabriq is built around those primitives and integrates with Okta as the upstream identity source.
Identity for AI agents means binding every agent to a specific, revocable principal — typically the user who deployed it — so that each action the agent takes can be authorized against that user's permissions, attributed back to them in audit logs, and revoked when needed. Without agent identity, AI systems run as shared service accounts with broad standing access and no accountability. With agent identity, every tool call carries a verifiable identity, a scoped token, and a policy check.
Every agent action that flows through Fabriq is logged with full context: which agent took the action, which user deployed it, what tool or API was called, what data was accessed, what the inputs and outputs were, and what the outcome was. Audit records are immutable, searchable, and exportable to SIEMs. Security teams can answer "what did this agent do?" and "who is accountable?" the same way they answer those questions for humans today.
Agentic Fabriq is for CISOs, IT and security teams, and engineering leaders at companies deploying AI agents — internal copilots, customer-facing agents, and autonomous workflows — in production. It is particularly suited to organizations subject to SOC 2, HIPAA, GDPR, or other compliance regimes where agent actions must be attributable, authorized, and auditable.