Your AI agent holds no keys and no tokens. It asks; the boundary decides. WiKey Agent Protect gives every Sage agent keyless attested login, vets every instruction, injects secrets server-side and guards egress and spend — so a compromised agent has nothing to leak. Nothing to steal. Nothing to phish. Nothing to reset.
The agent never receives a key or token and can't reach Sage on its own. It asks the WiKey boundary to act; the boundary vets every instruction and performs approved actions under a scoped identity — secrets injected server-side, from a key held in a post-quantum vHSM that's never read or copied.
Holds no keys or tokens — and can't reach Sage on its own.
asks, never holdsVets the instruction, injects the secret server-side, guards egress and spend — key sealed in a post-quantum vHSM.
the boundary decidesUnder a scoped identity that traces back to a person — every action audited and revocable in one click.
scoped & attributableNothing to steal. Nothing to phish. Nothing to reset.
Drop in a small open-source binary, invite the agent, and point it at the WiKey MCP gateway. That's the whole integration.
Drop in the binary — a small open-source binary where the agent runs.
Invite the agent — an invite link with a one-time password.
Point it at WiKey MCP — the agent connects through the WiKey MCP gateway, not straight to Sage.
Three guarantees that hold even if the agent is fully compromised or prompt-injected — closing by design the failures behind 2025's agent breaches.
Secrets stay in a post-quantum vHSM and are injected server-side — never read, never copied, never exposed to the agent. As in the Salesloft Drift OAuth-token theft, there is nothing to lift.
It only requests actions; the boundary vets every instruction and guards egress before anything touches Sage — so a prompt-injected agent, as in M365 Copilot EchoLeak, can't leak beyond policy.
Every action traces to a single agent and is logged. A rogue agent — like the Replit agent that wiped a production database — is killed in one click.
WiKey Agent Protect seals the Sage secret key inside a post-quantum virtual HSM — never read, never copied, never backed up. The agent can ask for an action; only the boundary, after vetting the instruction, uses the key to carry it out. This is the keys pillar of one trust boundary — paired with data tokenization, no real data reaches the agent either.
The secret key is held in a post-quantum virtual HSM — never read, never copied, never backed up, and never exposed to anyone, not even the agent itself.
The agent only requests actions through the WiKey policy gateway. Every instruction is vetted and egress guarded before anything touches Sage.
Every action traces back to a single agent under a scoped identity, and you can revoke any agent one at a time.
Put WiKey Agent Protect in front of Sage: the agent asks, the boundary decides. Nothing to steal. Nothing to phish. Nothing to reset. Let's set it up.
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