Search and reporting · Security
Ask the AI assistant who can reach what
Ask what a group grants, who can reach a vault and which accounts look over-privileged.
AI agents · Integrations · Security
Connect Claude Desktop, or any agent that speaks the Model Context Protocol (MCP), to Hydden with its own credential, and it sees only the tools that credential is allowed to use.
Security teams are building their own AI agents for triage and response, and those agents need identity context: who owns an account, what it can reach and what changed. Handing an agent a broad admin token to get those answers creates the kind of unreviewed access Hydden is there to find.
Hydden now runs an MCP server that any agent can connect to with its own API credential. The agent sees only the tools its roles grant, every action it takes is recorded against that credential, and a suspended credential is refused on its next call.
An administrator creates an API credential for the agent and gives it roles to read the identity record, view access reviews or run connector actions. Grants can be as narrow as one action on one connector, so a credential allowed to disable accounts can never enable one. Role changes reach a running agent within seconds, each credential has its own rate limit, and every action lands in that credential's audit trail.
The MCP endpoint is part of Hydden Control for all customers. Create an API credential for your agent, assign its roles and add Hydden to the agent's MCP servers.
Need configuration detail? Technical documentation is available to customers after sign-in.
Search and reporting · Security
Ask what a group grants, who can reach a vault and which accounts look over-privileged.
Integrations
New connectors open into a four-step checklist, and integrations can use the documented API.
NewAI agents · Security
See every AI agent, what it has done, and how much any identity can reach.
Request a trial and connect your first agent to Hydden.