Grant AI Agents Access to other AI Agents
This course shows Okta administrators how to secure multi-agent delegation chains by establishing centralized Agent-to-Agent authorization, enforcing least-privileged scopes, and maintaining an unbroken audit chain of custody.
Connecting autonomous AI agents through custom-coded, point-to-point links creates dangerous blind spots and provides over-privileged and ungoverned access. This course shows Okta administrators how to secure multi-agent workflows using Okta for AI Agents, establishing centralized, traceable identity boundaries between caller and resource agents.
In this course, you will learn how to:
- Identify security risks associated with custom-coded agent connections and unmonitored machine-to-machine handoffs.
- Configure custom authorization servers and audience URLs to protect resource agents with task-specific OAuth scopes.
- Register caller and resource agents, establish delegation policies, and enforce explicit allowlists to prevent over-privileged data access.
- Audit real-time Agent-to-Agent delegation flows to trace downstream machine actions directly back to the human operator who initiated the request.