Astrix Security

Overview

Most organizations have far more non-human identities (service accounts, API keys, OAuth tokens, secrets, and now AI agents) than human ones, and almost no one knows where they all live or what they can access. Astrix Security tackles that blind spot by discovering, inventorying, and risk-scoring these non-human identities across SaaS, cloud, and AI platforms. It is positioned as a security and governance layer rather than an authentication system.

Capability deep-dive

Astrix is strongest at discovery and posture management. It connects to your environments, surfaces over-permissioned or stale credentials, flags risky third-party OAuth grants, and now extends to AI agent and MCP-style connections. Governance and audit visibility are the clear strengths. Where it is weaker: it is not an IdP, so authentication, SSO, and MFA are largely out of scope, and it leans on the systems it monitors for enforcement. Remediation is improving but still partly advisory. As with the whole non-human identity category, the tooling is young and best treated as a visibility and risk layer alongside existing IAM, not a replacement for it.

Pricing

No public pricing. Sold as an annual enterprise subscription, typically scoped by environment size and connected platforms. Expect a sales-led process and a proof of value before commitment.

Bottom line

A solid choice for security teams that need to see and govern non-human and AI agent identities. Pair it with your existing IdP rather than expecting it to authenticate anything.