Snapshot
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- Hush Security provides a control plane that sits between AI agents and the systems they act on, discovering agents (including shadow ones), giving each a distinct identity tied to a human owner, and brokering short-lived, task-scoped credentials at runtime.
More detail
- The same identity foundation is applied to non-human identities such as service accounts, secrets, and OAuth tokens.
- Best for
- Security teams at mid-to-large enterprises deploying AI coding assistants, copilots, and enterprise agents, especially where MCP servers, A2A sprawl, shadow agents, or non-human identity and secret sprawl need centralized governance and audit.
- Pricing
- A free-forever tier covers up to 25 agents, 50 access policies, and 10,000 identities discovered, with unlimited workloads, repositories, apps, and clouds, and no credit card required.
More detail
- Enterprise pricing is sold through AWS Marketplace as a "Hush Starter Pack" at $60,000.00 per 12 months, billed in
- Main limitation
- Those seeking a replacement for an existing IAM or secrets manager (Hush is positioned to sit alongside them), or small teams and individuals needing only agent-building rather than a governance control plane.
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About
- Hush Security provides a control plane that sits between AI agents and the systems they act on, discovering agents (including shadow ones), giving each a distinct identity tied to a human owner, and brokering short-lived, task-scoped credentials at runtime.
- The same identity foundation is applied to non-human identities such as service accounts, secrets, and OAuth tokens.
What it helps with
- Agents inherit broad human permissions instead of task-scoped access.
- Shadow and home-grown agents and MCP servers spin up without inventory or owner.
- Logs attribute actions to service accounts, not the specific agent, human, or policy.
- Agents run on static keys and long-lived credentials that can be stolen.
- There is no policy enforcement or kill switch for agent actions.
- Non-human identity and secret sprawl across cloud, SaaS, and on-prem lacks clear ownership and lifecycle management.
- Static scanners generate noise and miss live, exploitable runtime risk.
Capabilities
A practical view of what is available and where limitations apply.
| Offering | Available | Detail |
|---|---|---|
| Live agent discovery and inventory | Yes | Finds known, shadow, and home-grown agents, coding assistants, enterprise platforms, custom deployments, and MCP servers. |
| Per-agent identity | Yes | Each agent operates under its own distinct identity, not a shared or generic credential. |
| Mandatory human owner and attribution | Yes | No agent exists in the directory without an accountable owner; every action is attributable. |
| Task-scoped least-privilege access | Yes | Role-based, delegated, and on-behalf-of access with just-in-time ephemeral credentials. |
| Runtime policy enforcement | Yes | Allow, block, or require approval on any action as agents work. |
| Centralized governance and audit | Yes | One control plane with an attributable audit trail and on-demand access reviews. |
| Runtime discovery of non-human identities | Yes | Service accounts, OAuth tokens, and secrets across cloud, SaaS, and on-prem. |
| Runtime risk analysis | Yes | Ranks NHI risk by usage, exposure, and blast radius; aims to reduce false positives. |
| Existing IdP integration | Yes | Stated to plug into existing IdP so permissions follow users, teams, and roles. |
| Secrets manager replacement | No | Positioned to sit alongside existing IAM and secrets managers rather than replace them. |
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