Mintive Raises $11M to Give Every AI Agent Its Own Identity and Permissions
socialwithaayan · x · 2026-10-30
Mintive launched company-wide agent identity management and raised an $11M round led by Cowboy Ventures. Founder Jiquan Ngiam's pitch: AI agents at work run with the access of whoever set them up, which is why security teams keep saying no.
The product claims to take five jobs off security teams: scoped, revocable identities delegated from a person; least-privilege access per agent; full audit logs of who asked, which agent, which tool, and why a request was refused; one policy across Claude, ChatGPT, Copilot, Cursor and in-house agents; and day-one MCP tool provisioning for new hires.
The poster notes the customer list is so far only the company's own claim, with no third-party coverage yet.
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