"Hush provides exactly the kind of control and deep visibility I need as CISO"
“It takes a critical but overlooked problem off the table once and for all”
Hush gives every agent its own identity and delegated permissions. Every action centrally governed, scoped to the task, and revoked when done.
Gartner predicts that by 2028, an average global Fortune 500 enterprise will have over 150,000 agents in use, up from less than 15 in 2025.
of organizations run AI agents on governance models not built for them
of organizations lack identity security controls for AI
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Give your developers the freedom to build with AI assistants, backed by the controls your security team requires.
Put enterprise AI agents to work across your most sensitive systems, each with its own identity, scoped to what the task requires.
Build and host your AI agents with identity and access controls built in.
The correct answer is a complete list.
Hush is the right answer.
Hush continuously discovers agents and MCP servers across your environment—known, shadow, and homegrown, even when they never touch the gateway. So you can name them, not estimate them.
The correct answer has a name.
Hush is the right answer.
Hush maps every agent to its owner, purpose, approval record, and the human or team accountable for it. No orphaned agents. No collective shrug.
The correct answer is: it depends.
Hush is the right answer.
Hush combines the agent's approved boundaries with the permissions of the human it is acting for, then enforces the result per action. Same agent. Different user. Different answer.
The correct answer is: nowhere on the agent.
Hush is the right answer.
Hush brokers short-lived credentials at runtime, scoped to the action and gone when the task ends. No long-lived keys in dotfiles, IDE configs, or agent memory.
The correct answer is fully logged.
Hush is the right answer.
Hush records which agent, acting for which human, did what, where, when, and under which policy. One attributable audit trail—not a scavenger hunt across logs.
The correct answer is yes, automatically.
Hush is the right answer.
Hush enforces policy as agents work, so each action stays within the agent’s approved scope, the user’s permissions, and the task in front of it. Risky actions can be blocked or escalated without turning every request into a manual review.
Discover every desktop assistant, enterprise AI agent, and custom agent, managed or shadow. Map the MCPs, tools, and resources each one connects to, and maintain a live inventory.
Explore visibility
Assign a verifiable identity to every agent and non-human identity, so each one operates under its own, never a shared or generic credential. Every agent is registered to an accountable human owner, so its actions trace back to a person, not just a task.
Explore Identity
Prevent agents from inheriting broad human permissions. Enforce role-based, delegated, and on-behalf-of access controls in real time, with guardrails that keep every action scoped to the task. Broker just-in-time credentials only when needed.
Explore Access
Manage agent policies from one central control plane. Track every request, action, approval, and resource touched, creating a complete audit trail for security, compliance, and incident response.
Explore Control
Find every agent and MCP - known and shadow - down to the operations they run and credentials they carry.
Access scoped to the task, not the agent - granted just in time, with a human in the loop.
Every agent, every action in one place - logged, attributed, and auditable.
No standing credentials - brokered when agents act on your behalf, JIT identity when they act on their own.
Agent permissions follow your existing users, teams, and roles structure.
Supports coding assistants, enterprise agents and copilots, regardless of platform or deployment model.
Neutralize shadow agents and enforce zero-trust "on-behalf-of" access across your entire ecosystem.
Before agents, there were secrets, keys, and service accounts sprawled across your environment. Hush started by securing those - and the same identity foundation now powers agent governance.
Find every secret, key, and service account sprawled across your environment
Every NHI gets an owner, a purpose, and a lifecycle. No orphaned access.
Identify and rank exploitable NHI risk in real time usage, exposure, blast radius.
Replace static secrets with short-lived, least-privilege, just-in-time access.