Astrix Security
NHI security platform with Agent Control Plane (ACP) — discover, secure, and deploy AI agents with short-lived credentials and just-in-time access.
What it does
An identity security platform for AI agents and non-human identities. Astrix provides three capabilities: Discover (real-time inventory of all AI agents, MCP servers, and NHIs with risk context), Secure (identify and remediate excessive privileges, vulnerable configurations, abnormal activity, and policy violations), and Deploy via their Agent Control Plane (ACP) — provision secure-by-design AI agents with short-lived credentials, just-in-time and precisely scoped access, and policy enforcement at creation.
Security relevance
The Agent Control Plane (ACP) approach addresses security at deployment time rather than after the fact — agents are provisioned with short-lived credentials and just-in-time access from the start. This prevents the common pattern of agents accumulating standing privileges over time. Astrix also detects supply chain risks from third-party connections to your GitHub, Snowflake, and cloud environments.
When to use it
Evaluate when you need to secure the full lifecycle of AI agents — from deployment through operation to decommissioning. Particularly strong for organisations deploying agents at scale that need a centralised control plane for provisioning, monitoring, and revoking agent access. The ACP model is differentiated from tools that only monitor after deployment.
OWASP coverage
Risks addressed — mapped to both OWASP Top 10 standards. 2 in LLM, 2 in Agentic.
The raw record
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name: Astrix Security slug: astrix-security type: Mixed category: Identity & AppSec url: https://astrix.security reviewed: 2026-04 added: 2026-04 updated: 2026-04 risks: llm: [LLM05, LLM08] asi: [ASI03, ASI04] complexity: Enterprise Only pricing: — audience: Blue Team lifecycle: [deploy] tags: [Agentic, Governance, Lifecycle, NHI, Supply Chain]