The SailPoint Web Services SaaS connector now support the discovery of Agents from any systems which has REST, SOAP, or GraphQL-based APIs to list Agents and associated properties. You can configure specific endpoints to aggregate agents and associated properties of agents, as specified in the Agent Schema.
To support extensibility of Agent Identity Security, we are releasing the Agent Discovery capability in the Web Services SaaS connector, that you can use to configure and list agents from any systems which has REST, SOAP, or GraphQL-based APIs.
You can bring all your AI agents, assign clear ownership to every AI agent and prove AI agent access is appropriate.
High-Level Capabilities
Discovery of AI Agents using REST or SOAP or GraphQL based end-points.
HTTP operations can be configured for parent and child end-points to aggregate agents.
Pagination support for each end-point.
Machine Identity Schema - configure the Agent specific schema attributes, define Agent ID, name, multi-valued attributes as per the requirement.
You must have a SailPoint Agent Identity Security license to enable agent governance features. For more information, contact your SailPoint Customer Success Manager.
Does agent discovery” only register/detect agents, or does it also ingest and populate agent properties for governance via Agent Aggregation mappings, and which agent attributes are available out of the box versus requiring Support-configured Agent schema changes?
Does agent discovery” only register/detect agents, or does it also ingest and populate agent properties for governance via Agent Aggregation mappings, and which agent attributes are available out of the box versus requiring Support-configured Agent schema changes?
You can configure the Agent Schema like you are configuring the account schema. Agents will be aggregated based on the configured end-points and you can configure the schema attributes based on the response of provided end-points.
You can configure multiple endpoints as a parent and child structure to bring additional properties of agents.
Since Web Services SaaS is a generic connector, there is no out of the box schema attribute available with it. These attributes might be different for different systems and we can’t generalized it. Schema attribute should be defined prior to the Machine Identity Aggregation.
From an enterprise adoption perspective, it would be really helpful to understand which types of enterprise applications or platforms this Agent Discovery capability is most useful.
Are there any reference use cases or common enterprise apps this feature was primarily designed to support?
Thanks,
Amar
The SailPoint Web Services SaaS connector now support the discovery of Agents from any systems which has REST, SOAP, or GraphQL-based APIs to list Agents and associated properties. You can configure specific endpoints to aggregate agents and associated properties of agents, as specified in the Agent Schema.
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