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Machine identities

Machine identities are non-human entities, including service accounts, API keys, and secrets, used by software, bots, and devices to authenticate and access network resources.

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Okta expands identity services into runtime enforcement for AI agents

The identity provider is moving into the runtime path with an Agent Gateway to prevent AI agents from taking unintended actions in enterprise systems.

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