Saviynt Zuma (AI identity security)

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This listing is in the AI agent security and governance category — tools that secure or govern other AI agents. It is not counted with the GRC agents in the main directory.

What it does

Saviynt describes Zuma as a control plane for AI agents and non-human identities: it automatically discovers agents, tools, MCP servers and NHIs, keeps one registry with risk insights and named owners, traces the path an agent takes to critical apps and data, and keeps an audit record of agent actions. It evaluates agent intent, context and risk per task and can block anomalous actions, and it distinguishes an agent acting on its own from one acting for a person. Saviynt's page also announces Zuma for Apps for governing agent actions inside business applications in real time, in future tense, so that module is not claimed here.

Frameworks (vendor-stated)

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Pricing (as published)

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Tasks

agent discoveryagent inventoryagent access governanceagent lifecycle managementaudit logging

Sources

1. saviynt.com/products/zuma (primary)
2. saviynt.com/
3. saviynt.com/contact-us
4. saviynt.com/hubfs/raw_assets/saviynt-theme-26/406/js_client_assets/assets/saviynt-logo-DWEmNKg8.svg

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FAQ

What is Saviynt Zuma (AI identity security)?

Enterprise AI identity security platform that discovers every AI agent, MCP server and non-human identity, assigns owners, governs their access and blocks anomalous agent actions.

Is this a GRC agent?

No. This listing is in the separate agent security and governance category: tools that secure, govern, identify or audit AI agents, not tools that run a company’s SOC 2 or ISO 27001 programme.

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