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- P0 Security's Runtime Access platform discovers identities, AI agents, service accounts and the permissions they hold across cloud, code, datastore and SaaS systems, then evaluates policy at the moment an action is attempted.
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- It grants only the scope needed for the task, can require human approval, and records the full action chain so each action can be attributed to the originating user, agent and governing policy.
- Best for
- Security, identity, cloud and AI-platform teams that are putting first-party AI agents into production and need to control what those agents can actually reach, not just inventory them.
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- Also suited to organizations pursuing just-in-time access and zero standing privilege for engineers across multi-cloud, Kubernetes, database and SaaS estates.
- Pricing
- Pricing is not published on the official site.
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- P0 earns revenue through its commercial platform subscription (the site links Subscription Terms), so expect a contracted enterprise agreement
- no price, tier, minimum or trial terms are disclosed.
- No monthly self-serve price, fee schedule or spread is
- Main limitation
- Buyers who need ISO 27001 or FedRAMP certification today, or who want a long-established large-scale PAM vendor with disclosed reference customers.
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- Teams looking only to govern vendor-hosted third-party assistants rather than agents they deploy themselves should confirm fit first.
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About
- P0 Security's Runtime Access platform discovers identities, AI agents, service accounts and the permissions they hold across cloud, code, datastore and SaaS systems, then evaluates policy at the moment an action is attempted.
- It grants only the scope needed for the task, can require human approval, and records the full action chain so each action can be attributed to the originating user, agent and governing policy.
What it helps with
- AI agents inherit credentials and permissions far broader than the task requires.
- An agent may be authorized to use a tool, but that does not mean every individual action it takes should be allowed.
- When agents act on behalf of people, machines or other agents, it is unclear how the task started and who is accountable
- Organizations carry excessive standing privilege, too many credentials and too little visibility into who can do what.
- Permission changes made indirectly through an agent can bypass a user's actual scope.
- Access decisions are often evaluated only at sign-in rather than at the moment of each action.
- Audit trails can lack the identity context needed to explain why an action was allowed.
Capabilities
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| Offering | Available | Detail |
|---|---|---|
| Identity and access discovery | Yes | Finds identities, agents, permissions and risky access paths across the environment, including ones security was not told about. |
| Runtime authorization for AI agents | Yes | Evaluates policy before each agent action based on who is behind the request, what the agent is trying to do and the required permissions. |
| Just-in-time and task-scoped privilege | Yes | Grants only the permissions required for a task, for only as long as needed, then removes them. |
| Human approval and denial controls | Yes | Enforcement outcomes include granting scoped access, denying unauthorized actions or requiring human approval. |
| Action-chain audit trail | Yes | Records the initiator, policies applied and why each action was allowed or denied. |
| Just-in-time access for users and machines | Yes | Covers servers, databases, Kubernetes, cloud consoles and SaaS, including keyless SSH, RDP, on-call and breakglass access. |
| Non-human identity lifecycle and key rotation | Yes | Discovers service-account owners, creates fresh credentials, manages a credential vault and coordinates owner updates via ticketing. |
| Integrations and extensibility | Yes | Integrations across identity, infrastructure, collaboration and target systems, plus SDKs and APIs for custom applications and workflows. |
| MCP gateway support | Yes | First-party material references governing MCP tool calls and where MCP gateways fit; one independent reviewer called this undocumented, so confirm details with the vendor. |
| Published pricing or free tier | Unknown | No price, tier, minimum or trial terms are disclosed in the supplied evidence. |
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