Omada Unveils Agent Governance Solution for AI Identity Management

Jun 16, 2026
Omada A/S has introduced Omada Agent Governance, a solution designed to extend identity governance to AI agents and non-human identities across cloud environments, helping organizations improve visibility, accountability, and compliance.

Omada A/S has introduced Omada Agent Governance, a new solution that extends identity governance to AI agents and non-human identities across cloud environments, announced in a press release.

The platform helps organizations identify AI agents, assign accountability, and manage access to reduce security and compliance risks. It provides visibility into how AI agents interact with systems and data, allowing administrators to understand access patterns and minimize over-privileged identities.

Omada Agent Governance aligns with frameworks such as the EU AI Act, NIST AI RMF, ISO 42001, OWASP, and MITRE ATLAS. It is designed to integrate flexibly with existing identity governance and access management systems. The solution is being demonstrated at Identiverse 2026 in Las Vegas from June 15 to 18.

Omada stated that the new tool aims to close the governance gap created by the rapid adoption of AI agents in enterprise environments, providing consistent oversight and audit readiness across digital identities.

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