Barndoor launches AgentProfile to end shared identity risks for AI

Traditional identity management was designed for humans who log in and out, but AI agents operate continuously at machine speed. Because most organizations currently route agent actions through shared human credentials, they lose visibility into individual agent performance, costs, and potential security vulnerabilities. AgentProfile replaces this fragmented approach by creating a single, governed record for every agent.

By tethering model calls and tool access to a specific profile, Barndoor allows organizations to enforce least-privilege permissions that do not inherit the access rights of the human who deployed the agent. This separation ensures that if a specific agent requires deprovisioning, it can be removed from all connected systems without disrupting business operations or human access. As noted by Alexander Richard, a cyber security specialist at Syndio, the platform addresses how agents actually operate rather than forcing them into a human-centric identity model. The system is available immediately for Pro and Enterprise users, providing granular token usage tracking and centralized policy control that can be updated without modifying agent code.