Prompt Security vs Token Security

About Token Security

Token Security sells a platform that secures the identities supporting agentic AI deployments. Token Security presents the AI Agent Security Platform for how AI agents are created, governed, and operated. Token Security says AI agent and non-human identities span on-prem, cloud and AI platforms, outnumbering human identities by 50:1. Token Security says security and IAM teams fear breaking production systems when they lack context on the usage of each AI agent and identity. Token Security says a single compromised agent can trigger cascading damage across every connected system it touches.^[1][3][4]

Token Security helps teams manage the full AI agent identity lifecycle. Token Security discovers AI agents and MCP servers automatically. Token Security provides continuous visibility into all AI agents across cloud environments, SaaS platforms, internal tools, and custom frameworks. Token Security's platform creates a dynamic NHI inventory and builds identity graphs that map entitlements, permissions, and dependencies. Token Security connects to a technology stack that includes IaaS, PaaS, SaaS, workloads, on-premises systems, and databases. Token correlates AI agents, humans, secrets, permissions, and data in a unified identity graph.^[3][4]

Token Security understands AI agent intent to align access with what an AI agent is meant to do. Token applies intent-aware least-privilege to agents, so that agents have only the permissions needed for their purpose and only for the time required. Token Security's platform capabilities include continuously enforcing least privilege and just-in-time access, and remediating excessive permissions in real time. Token Security's platform capabilities include assigning ownership, rotating credentials, and retiring orphaned agents. Token Security monitors and audits AI agent actions to maintain compliance. Token Security's traceability capability logs every AI agent action across ecosystems for compliance and incident investigation.^[3][4]

Token Security continuously evaluates agents against internal policies and external requirements. Token Security allows organizations to define and enforce policies for AI agent creation, intent, access, and operation. Token Security's lifecycle management enforces ownership and decommissions orphaned identities automatically. Token Security's security posture management identifies permissions drift, right-sizes access, and eliminates overexposure. Token automates key rotation and stale account removal, and ties identities to Infrastructure-as-Code (IaC). Token analyzes behavioral signals, privilege misuse, and credential misuse to surface threats targeting machine identities. Token Security monitors access attempts and NHI activities in real-time. Token Security automatically routes alerts, triggers remediation workflows, identifies IaC sources, and generates fixes using AI. Token Security triggers remediation workflows based on dynamic risk thresholds and contextual awareness.^[4][5][6][7]

The Token MCP Server and AI Agent deliver a real-time natural language interface that lets security teams interact directly with their environment. The Token MCP Server lets users ask questions from chat applications such as Claude, ChatGPT, and Gemini, or from AI agent-based applications such as Cursor. The Token AI agent is built into the Token Security NHI Security Platform and provides conversational AI capabilities from the Token UI. Token AI translates plain-language queries into Token platform-specific operations, such as querying the inventory, assessing risks, understanding the Identity blast radius, and generating qualified insights. Token AI delivers organization-specific remediation guidance, including scripts, CLI commands, and fix recommendations. Token adheres to the open MCP standard for integration with autonomous AI agents in tools like ChatGPT, Claude, and Cursor.^[1][8]

Token Security is built for organizations that need more than discovery. Token Security provides the identity lifecycle and intent-based access management. Token Security has offices in Tel Aviv and New York.^{[1][3][7][9][10]}