Agent authorization and fine-grained policy · #1 by signal score
Veza
Identity security platform built on a permissions graph; its AI Agent Security product discovers agents and MCP servers, assigns human owners, and shows what data each agent can reach. Acquired by ServiceNow in 2026.
Acquired by ServiceNow, announced 2025-12-02, closed 2026-03-02 ($1.20B, per SEC filing).
50Signal score / 100
- Capital
- 20.1/35
- Product
- 10/25
- Standards
- 0/20(not yet assessed)
- Momentum
- 20/20
Identity primitives
| Agent as a first-class identity | No public claim found |
| On-behalf-of token exchange | Not checked |
| Cross App Access (ID-JAG) | Not checked |
| Asynchronous human approval (CIBA) | Not checked |
| MCP authorization conformance | Not checked |
| Fine-grained authorization | Not checked |
| Short-lived, secretless credentials | Not checked |
| Token vault | Not checked |
| Kill switch | Not checked |
| Per-action audit chain | Not checked |
Company
HQ: US
Funding: $235M disclosed, latest Series D
Product: Veza AI Agent Security
Sources
- Veza introduces AI Agent Security to protect and govern AI agents at enterprise scale (vendor, accessed 2026-09-23)
- Veza product updates, May 2026 (vendor, accessed 2026-09-23)
- Veza banks $108 million Series D at $808 million valuation (trade-press, accessed 2026-09-23)
- ServiceNow, Inc. Form 10-Q for the quarter ended March 31, 2026 (sec, accessed 2026-09-23)
Last verified 2026-09-23.