Govern data access for AI agents.

Yes. The agent has a distinct credential and audit identity while retaining an accountable human or team owner.

Yes. Policies can require approval for operations such as external sharing while allowing lower-risk actions like metadata reads.

Yes. Agent and human events remain separate, including requested actions, decisions, and approval history.

Give each agent its own limited identity and allow only the files and actions that job needs. Stellarbridge checks every request against that policy before the file moves, so a person's broad login is not reused as open permission for the agent. Sensitive operations such as external sharing can require human approval (human-in-the-loop) first, and the audit trail keeps agent activity separate from people.

An agent's high-level access should be narrower than the human who owns it, not the same. Stellarbridge limits each agent to specific files and specific actions, and can require human approval for high-risk moves. That keeps powerful automation trackable without handing it a user's full access.

Treat them as their own automation accounts with a named human or team owner, not as shared user logins and not as invisible add-ons to a person. Stellarbridge gives each agent its own login and rules so identity systems and audit logs stay clear about who or what acted. Generic service accounts without file-level rules still make it hard to tell what the agent did.

Don't give agents blanket access to secrets or regulated files, and check policy before an agent reads, shares, or transfers anything. Stellarbridge limits which files an agent can open and can require approval before anything leaves your company. Blocked attempts are logged too, so security can see what an agent tried, not just what it did.

Yes, at the point where the agent reaches your files. Stellarbridge checks who the agent is, which files it wants, what it's trying to do, and where the data is going, then records the result. It doesn't install software on employee devices, so use it alongside your device management and sign-in tools to make sure agents can only reach company data through Stellarbridge.

Create agent identities first and start with no access to production files until IT grants it. Stellarbridge lets IT allow specific actions on specific files, keep human approval on risky moves, and keep builder or agent activity separate from employee accounts in the audit record. That way every new builder is not an accidental superuser.